SyraJews

Shalom ya'll,

In the mood for some High Holiday hospitality and/or looking for a congregation?

Take a gander at  our High Holidays page for the times/locations ofRosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur services and events at area synagogues.You'll be welcome anywhere you go- if you're new to a place just letthe usher know and mention you're a SyraJew. They'll help you out. Wecan too, if you send us an email.

And now, what you've all be waiting for: THE LAST KICKBALL of 2009 and THE FIRST KICKBALL of 5770.

Wednesday, September 23, 6 pm: Kickball and Picnic.  Comeout and enjoy the crisp autumn air. Join us to play or just to hang-out(Jewish Community Center, 5655 Thompson Rd, DeWitt). Family friendly, SO's and friends welcome.

Sweet September...

Thursday, September 10, 7pm: Honey Tasting... fanof Bit o'honey, Sweet Honey in the Rock, or Honey Nut Cheerios? Now'syour chance to gain an education and test your palette on a variety ofthis sweet stuff. Rabbi Ain will lead the tasting at Congregation BethSholom-Chevra Shas.  (18Patsy Lane, at the top of the hill off Jamesville Road, DeWitt). Familyfriendly, SO's and friends welcome. (attention! this event wasinitially listed as Friday, we'll be there for real on Thursday)

Sunday, September 13, 12:30 pm: Jewish Music Arts & Culture Festival (JMAC). Popularly referred to as JMAC and traditionally held in Armory Squareor Clinton Square...this year's festival will be at your very own JCCin DeWitt. Meet up with SyraJews at the Community Table and we'll makethis a group thang. (Syracuse JCC, 5655 Thompson Rd, DeWitt). Supremely family friendly.

On tap for later in the year...

October will bring a kosher, handmade Sushi in the Sukkah night...and what better way to fight off the chill of November than a Wine & Chocolate tasting party (kosher) sponsored by Temple Adath and hosted by Rabbi Daniel and Sabrina Victor (and Max, age 2. He'll have the juice.) .