Friday Night Services + Shabbat Dinner
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Wind down from the week and welcome Shabbat with soulful, song-filled services, in which everyone can participate.
After service, we'll enjoy a delicious, catered kosher vegan Shabbat dinner and each other's warm company.
Dinner registration required by Wednesday, August 12.
No need to register if you're coming just for services and not staying for dinner.
Become a Makom Member first and save 10%.
Thank you to Green Economy Law for their generous sponsorship.
Please try to come on time for services at 7 pm.
Services
Makom is a diverse and inclusive community that welcomes participants with many different approaches to Judaism, from secular to traditionally observant. Our services blend traditional and progressive practices, so our community can join together without regard to denominational labels.
We offer men's, women's, and mixed (all-genders) seating sections. All genders may lead parts of services. We need an egalitarian minyan of 10 Jews and a non-overlapping traditional minyan of 10 men to start the maariv service, so we encourage you to come on time.
Accessibility Information:
Makom welcomes participants of all abilities. Makom's main space is wheelchair accessible; unfortunately, the washroom and playroom are not. If you have an accessibility need or require any accommodations, please reach out to us.
After service, we'll enjoy a delicious, catered kosher vegan Shabbat dinner and each other's warm company.
Dinner registration required by Wednesday, August 12.
No need to register if you're coming just for services and not staying for dinner.
Become a Makom Member first and save 10%.
Thank you to Green Economy Law for their generous sponsorship.
Please try to come on time for services at 7 pm.
Services
Makom is a diverse and inclusive community that welcomes participants with many different approaches to Judaism, from secular to traditionally observant. Our services blend traditional and progressive practices, so our community can join together without regard to denominational labels.
We offer men's, women's, and mixed (all-genders) seating sections. All genders may lead parts of services. We need an egalitarian minyan of 10 Jews and a non-overlapping traditional minyan of 10 men to start the maariv service, so we encourage you to come on time.
Accessibility Information:
Makom welcomes participants of all abilities. Makom's main space is wheelchair accessible; unfortunately, the washroom and playroom are not. If you have an accessibility need or require any accommodations, please reach out to us.
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College & Bathurst, Toronto, Canada
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Host or PublisherMakom: Creative Downtown Judaism
