📅 Date: Saturday, June 21
⏰ Time: We’ll begin at 7:00pm with a potluck and conversation. The Havdalah ritual will follow around 8:30.
📍 Location: At Rabbi Cat’s home in Oakland about 0.5 miles from MacArthur BART. The exact address will be shared upon registration. (Registration link coming soon!)
Join us for an evening of connection, community, and ritual as we mark the transition from Shabbat into the new week. We’ll gather in a warm, welcoming, and radically antizionist Jewish space to share food, music, and conversation, weaving together heart, spirit, and justice. The evening will begin with a potluck and time to connect—through song and conversation— followed by a Havdalah ritual to gently close Shabbat and welcome the week ahead. Whether you’re a longtime part of the community or joining us for the first time, this is a space to be nourished, inspired, and held.
Accessibility:
- We may gather outdoors (weather permitting); please dress accordingly
- Indoor and outdoor space available for eating
- Masking optional
- Air filter provided; windows can be opened on request
- Not wheelchair accessible—4 steps into the home, 4 to the backyard
- Seating includes couches, chairs, and floor pillows
- Please avoid scented products
- No shoes indoors, if possible
- A cat lives in the home; A retriever/lab lives in the home (but will not be in our space, unless all guests are okay with his presence!)
Please bring:
🥗 A vegan & gluten-free dish to share.
🎸 A musical instrument or song to share (optional)
🧥 Layers to keep warm if we are outside
Questions or accessibility needs? Email marissa@beyttikkun.org with any questions or accessibility needs. We’d love to make this space as welcoming as possible!
We look forward to gathering and connecting with you 💫