Most Jewish people celebrate Passover, starting at sundown tonight, at home. But a Margate and a Ventnor synagogue are hosting Community Seders for those who don’t have family to share it with or who wanted to try something different.
Community Seders join in the Passover celebrations
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Image captured while children learn to make matzah for Passover at the Chabad at the Shore in Margate Sunday, April 9, 2017. Dave Griffin / for the Press
Mick Green, 10, of Margate, shows off his creation while learning to make matzo for Passover on Sunday at Chabad at the Shore, which is hosting a Community Seder on Mon-day at Tuesday in Ventnor. See a photo gallery at
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Jack Green, 10, from Margate, shows off his matzah dough before it is baked in the oven while learning to make matzah for Passover at the Chabad at the Shore in Margate Sunday, April 9, 2017. Dave Griffin / for the Press
Rabbi Avrohom Rapoport, from Ventnor, entertains the children while they learn to make matzah for Passover at the Chabad at the Shore in Margate Sunday, April 9, 2017. Dave Griffin / for the Press
Rabbi Avrohom Rapoport, from Ventnor, entertains the children while they learn to make matzah for Passover at the Chabad at the Shore in Margate Sunday, April 9, 2017. Dave Griffin / for the Press
Rabbi Avrohom Rapoport, from Ventnor, entertains the children while they learn to make matzah for Passover at the Chabad at the Shore in Margate Sunday, April 9, 2017. Dave Griffin / for the Press
Roman Desiato, 10, from Little Egg Harbor, grinds his own wheat flour while learning how to make matzah for Passover at the Chabad at the Shore in Margate Sunday, April 9, 2017. Dave Griffin / for the Press
Roman Desiato, 10, from Little Egg Harbor, grinds his own wheat flour while learning how to make matzah for Passover at the Chabad at the Shore in Margate Sunday, April 9, 2017. Dave Griffin / for the Press
Morah Ella Rapoport, from Ventnor, show the children how to make matzah for Passover while Julie Koch, 5, from Margate, and Mayla Burns, 12, also from Margate, look on at the Chabad at the Shore in Margate Sunday, April 9, 2017. Dave Griffin / for the Press
My late mother baked only at Passover. She mostly used kosher-for-Passover box mixes, and I remember the brownies fondly. I waited all year fo…
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