Shabbat Afternoon Service, Dinner+Havdallah
Shabbat Afternoon Service, Potluck Dinner+Havdallah
Did you know that it is customary to read from the Torah on Saturday afternoon?! Even better, the service is much shorter than in the morning. After the Torah reading, Rabbi Amanda will facilitate an interactive Torah project for the kids, while the adults have their own conversation inspired by the Torah portion. We will then have a vegetarian potluck dinner and time to socialize. The venue has a lovely playground, where the kids can play, if the weather is nice. Finally, we will sing out Shabbat and begin the week anew with the beautiful ritual of havdallah.
B'Yachad in the Garden
Enjoy nature and new friends with B’Yachad
Thursday, May 14, 2-4PM Denver
B’Yachad is Karov’s newest group created to help adults connect to one another and Judaism. To learn more about B’Yachad, click here.
Meet at a home in Cheeseman Park and walk to the Denver Botanic Gardens (DBG). Former DBG librarian turned B’Yachad founder will give a tour of some of her favorite parts of the Gardens. You are in for a treat!
To RSVP and receive the location details, please reach out. RSVP by May 11.
Shavuot Potluck Dinner and Study Session
Shavuot Potluck Dinner and Study Session
Thursday, May 21, 5:30-8:00PM, Centennial
Commemorate the giving and receiving of the Torah on Mt. Sinai with learning options for all ages.
What to Expect:
5:30PM Dinner
6:00-6:30PM All age study session
6:30-8PM Adult study session and kids free play
Event is limited to 30 people, due to space constraints.
A Priest and a Rabbi Walk into a Bar: An Interfaith Happy Hour
A Priest and a Rabbi Walk into a Bar: An Interfaith Happy Hour
Thursday, May 28, 2026, 6:00 PM 8:00 PM
Join Rabbi Amanda and Mother Megan for a casual, interfaith happy hour near Littleton.
All are invited no matter what your faith tradition. Bring your kids, your friends, your neighbors, and join us for a pint, a non-alcoholic beverage and/or dinner. Bring the questions you’ve always wanted to ask clergy, we welcome conversation about the sacred and the mundane.
We hope the evening will also be a great opportunity to meet new friends and reconnect with old ones.
RSVP here and the location will be sent out the day before the event.
The only cost to attend is the food/beverages you order.
B'Yachad goes for a Hike
B’Yachad goes for a Hike
Thursday, June 11, 10AM-1PM Jefferson County
Join other adults for a leisurely hike led by Alan, Jefferson County Open Space Park Host.
B’Yachad is Karov’s newest group created to help adults connect to one another and Judaism. To learn more about B’Yachad, click here.
To RSVP and receive the location details, please reach out. RSVP by June 8.
B'Yachad does Mimouna
Join for B’Yachad’s first official gathering as we celebrate Mimouna!
Thursday, April 9, 2-4PM Greenwood Village
B’Yachad is Karov’s newest group created to help adults connect to one another and Judaism. To learn more about B’Yachad, click here.
Mimouna is a traditional Moroccan and North African celebration following Passover. Historically, it was a time when Jews and their Muslim neighbors gathered together to celebrate friendship and eat sweets.
At this gathering will get together at a home in Greenwood Village to enjoy treats and begin getting to know one another.
To RSVP and receive the location details, please reach out. RSVP by April 6.
Trading Traditions
Sunday, March 29 11:45AM-1PM, Centennial
Join for an interfaith conversation to share your family’s spring holiday traditions. First 15 minutes will be snacks/coffee. After that we will have an hour long guided conversation in small groups. The event will be an opportunity to see the diversity of traditions within a religion and to learn from those of a differing religion about how their religion marks the transition into spring and what it means to them.
Please email Rabbi Amanda to RSVP.
Purim Party and Megillah Story Telling
Grab a costume and meetup with Karov to hear an abbreviated version of the Megillah, which describes Esther and Mordechai bravely rescuing the Jewish people from the villian Haman. The evening will also include dinner, silly songs, and the opportunity to make mishloach manot for friends.
Please bring a box of Mac n’ Cheese to use as a grogger (noise maker) during the story and then to donate to the Jewish Family Services food bank.
Beer and wine will be available to order at the party.
$10/person Toddlers two and under free.
Space is limited to 50 people. Email to register.
Karov Sukkot "House Warming" Party
Karov Sukkot "House Warming" Party
Come enjoy snacks, meet new people, make an edible sukkah, shake a lulav, sing, share your ideas for Karov and be part of a (short) ritual to celebrate this new community.