Temple Beth-El of Great Neck, a leader in shaping the future of pluralistic Judaism on the western North Shore, will join Temple Tikvah of New Hyde Park for a Family Havdalah and Craft Night on Saturday, Nov. 23, in Temple Tikvah’s Beber Auditorium.
All are welcome to mark the close of Shabbat with a fun-filled craft program run by Krafty Hands, where children will paint their own T-shirt beginning at 5 p.m.
“We are excited to partner with Temple Tikvah for this and other events, so our students and families can get to know other Reform Jewish families on Long Island’s North Shore,” said Temple Beth-El’s Rabbi Megan Brumer. “We want to join together to create an even stronger Jewish community.”
Dinner and a Havdalah service will follow the T-shirt painting.
The cost for the evening is $10 per adult. Temple members’ children younger than 18 can attend for free, and the participants may bring nonmember friends for $10 each. Register at tinyurl.com/Nov23Craft by Nov. 20.
Temple Tikvah is located at 3315 Hillside Ave. in New Hyde Park.
For assistance or questions about the craft or dinner, contact Lisa Lupo at LisaLupo@templetikvah.org or office@templetikvah.org, or call 516-746-1120.
Krafty Hands, formerly Fun Craft, has more than 25 years of expertise in children’s entertainment. The renowned leader in arts, crafts and activities offers various services from planning one-of-a-kind parties to assisting partygoers who want to create rare masterpieces.
Temple Beth-El, the recognized home for sophisticated intellectual Judaism on Long Island, has served the community for more than 95 years. Learn more by visiting tbegreatneck.org, by calling 516-487-0900 or by emailing info@tbegreatneck.org.
