No plans for the holiday? We have a list of Passover Seders and events in New York City for you to choose from.
- Passover at the 92nd Street Y
The Creative Family Passover Seder on April 7 will feature festive songs, an interactive musical telling of the Exodus story, and a kosher Passover meal for the whole family. Tickets are $70 for adults, $50 for kids over two, free for kids under the age of one. - Find a Passover Seder in New York City
Find a Passover Seder in New York City with the handy locator at Chabad.org. - Holistic Seder with Romemu and Makom!
Join Romemu: Judaism for Body, Mind and Spirit, and Makom, The Center for Meditation and Spirituality at the JCC for a "Holistic Seder." Celebrate the 15 stages of the freedom meal (Seder), singing and storytelling. The meal will be strictly kosher for Passover. Adult admission is $75 for Romemu and JCC members and $85 for non-members. Admission for children 12 and under is $35 per person. - Affordable Passover Seder for Everyone
Ohel Ayalah is hosting low-cost seders that are open to all unaffiliated Jewish adults in New York. The first night seder is for people of all ages for $40 per person. The second night Passover seder is geared towards young Jewish professionals in their 20s and 30s and includes a wine tasting for $30 per person. The third night seder is for families and will be hosted in Brooklyn. - Passover at Lansky's Deli
The famous Upper West Side Jewish deli is hosting an April 6 Passover dinner for $32.95 per person. The menu includes classic Passover favorites: Manischewitz wine, gefilte fish, matzo ball soup, beef brisket, flourless chocolate cake and matzo for the table. Lansky's is also offering a Passover to-go package that serves up to 6 people for $189 and features stuffed cabbage, potato kugel, roasted rosemary chicken and assorted macaroons, a box of matzo, carrot tzimmes, coleslaw and pickles. - Pasover Seders at the Chelsea Pearl
The Chelsea Pearl (121 West 19th Street) is hosting a Passover seder on Friday, April 6. For $100 per person, you get a five-course dinner with open wine bar and traditional Passover foods.
