Sukkot Dinner 2025

Please join us at KI as we celebrate Sukkot with a Shabbat Dinner in the sukkah

Date: Friday, October 10th, 2025

6:30 PM | Kabbalat Shabbat and Candle Lighting

7:00 PM | Dinner

Cost: $30 per adult / $10 per child ages 10 – 18 / Free for children ages 9 and under

Grand Givers 2025: Dinner with Elton Dan

 

 

Join us at Kehilath Israel Synagogue for a delicious catered dinner and a fabulous show with Elton Dan and the Rocket Band at our 2025 Grand Givers Event! Tickets must be purchased no later than October 12th.

Schedule of events: 

  • 5:00 PM | Grand Givers Opening Reception
  • 6:00 PM | Dinner is served
  • 7:00 PM | Elton Dan and the Rocket Band Performs

Levels of Support:

  • Dreiseszun Grand Giver – $10,000
  • Grand Giver – $3,000

Supporter Benefits:

  • Full Private Table (10 Tickets)
  • Invitation to Opening Reception
  • Curated wine service with bottles provided tableside
  • Honorable mention in the program

Donor-only opportunities are available at both supporter levels for those unable to attend.

Individual Ticket – $200

  • Provides a full evening experience with gourmet dinner and live musical performance

For any questions, please contact Kehilath Israel Synagogue Executive Director, Shelley Palmarine, at shelley@kisyn.org.

Galentines Mahjong Party

Celebrate friendship, fun, and Tu B’Av (Jewish Valentine’s Day) at our Galentines Mahjong Party on Saturday, August 9 at 1:00 PM at KI synagogue! Enjoy an afternoon of mahjong, sweet treats, and good company. All levels are welcome, but we do ask that participants have played at least once. While this is a Galentines-themed event, men are also welcome! Cost is $10 per person – please sign up online at bit.ly/KIMahjong to reserve your spot.

Please sign up by Tuesday, August 5th. 

Questions? Email Henri Gaeddert (Programs and Membership Coordinator) at henri@kisyn.org. If you have a Mahjong set that you would be willing to let us borrow for this event, please let Henri know in an email. Thank you!

**Please note: Playing Mahjong on Shabbat has been approved by Rabbi Grussgott. We will not be playing with money.**