Around OneTable: Passover with Be’chol Lashon & Haggadot.com
Did you know that the first night of Passover 2019 is a Friday? BECAUSE WE DID. Time to gather around the Friday night table, this time adding some of your favorite Passover themes, discussions, and [...]
Read More
The Friday Night Recharge
An invitation to take care of yourself: What new or different steps could you take to better care for your health? Now that January is behind us and we’ve moved on from the frenetic energy [...]
Read More
Tu B’Shvat Shabbat
Tu B’shvat is the Jewish holiday for trees 🌳 that falls on January 20th this year. If you want to incorporate the holiday’s themes into your Shabbat dinners this month, begin by celebrating some of the beautiful the [...]
Read More
Around OneTable: Shabbanukkah Edition with JDC Entwine, Modern Ritual, and REALITY
It is almost Hanukkah, and, even better, Shabbanukkah! We’ve talked a lot at OneTable about what food to serve, how to gather, which candles to light first, the meaning of the festival, and more. This [...]
Read More
How Much Food Do I Need for Friendsgiving?!
Here are some loose guidelines. Feel free to comment with your suggestions for awesome veggie mains, your fav wine substitutes, or your complaints that you need more than 1/5 of a pie person (we don't [...]
Read More
2018 Shabbanukkah Table Picks
It's officially the year of the table runner. If you’re planning to host a Shabbanukkah on December 7th, then it's time to start thinking about your table (less than a month away!). While everyone will [...]
Read More
Friendsgiving Shabbat: Give Back
Traditionally, Shabbat begins with tzedakah (charitable giving). Even before lighting the candles, we can help "create the world" by sharing our bounty with others. Friendsgiving Shabbat is a perfect time to incorporate this tradition into [...]
Read More
Host a Ballot Party Shabbat to Prep for the Polls
We're partnering with BallotReady and MitzVote to help you host your own democracy-informed Shabbat dinner in time for the midterms! Check out the BallotParty Shabbat Guide below. If you need to submit an absentee ballot [...]
Read More
A Sukkah Without Walls
The harvest festival of Sukkot begins on Sunday evening, September 23rd. In addition to celebrating the harvest and connecting us to our agrarian roots, Sukkot is a time to dwell outdoors in temporary “booths,” impermanent [...]
Read More