Shabbat Kulanu

Admission only with pre-registration and submitted health form. See dedicated email (4/8) for registration link or contact office 

DHH/Teen Sukkot Celebration

Seventh through twelfth graders kick off the year with a festive dinner in the Sukkah.  We will celebrate the first night of (erev) Sukkot together with their Torah La’am teachers. ALL BAS 7th through 12th graders are welcome and invited to attend, regardless of registration in Monday night Torah La’am classes. Please contact Lisa Jacobs with […]

DHH/Teen Farm-to-Table Dinner in the Sukkah

Seventh through twelfth graders will share a festive, farm-to-table dinner in the Sukkah. We will celebrate Shemini Atzeret together with our Torah La’am teachers. Shemini Azeret is a chag (holiday) that extends Sukkot for just one more day so we can continue our joyous celebration just a bit longer. It translates to “the assembly of […]

Chanukah Program with Candle Lighting

With Rabbi Bronstein. A program for grades 3-6 and families but all BAS congregants are welcome to attend. Contact Lisa Jacobs, Director of Family Education & Engagement for more information.

Shorashim Program: Cancelled

We have regretfully canceled this month's Shorashim program due to the surge in COVID-19. We hope to be able to resume next month. Shorashim is a free monthly Sunday morning program for babies to pre-K and their parents, grandparents or caregivers. The program brings to life a different Jewish holiday or theme with age-appropriate cooking […]

CANCELLED: Shorashim Program

We have regretfully cancelled this month's Shorashim program due to the surge in COVID-19. We hope to be able to resume next month. Shorashim is a free monthly Sunday morning program for babies to pre-K and their parents, grandparents or caregivers. The program brings to life a different Jewish holiday or theme with age-appropriate cooking […]

Israel Ed program

A State in the Making, 1922-1948 A two-part series for BAS members (high school and up).  We will explore the years leading up to statehood through a close reading of primary sources, including the 1922 Palestine Mandate and 1947 UN Partition Plan. Registration is closed Second session May 15. Questions?

Israel Ed program

A State in the Making, 1922-1948 Second of a two-part series for BAS members (high school and up).  We will explore the years leading up to statehood through a close reading of primary sources, including the 1922 Palestine Mandate and 1947 UN Partition Plan. Registration is closed Questions?

Lag B’Omer Family Picnic

All BAS families are invited! Bring your dairy lunch and blanket, we’ll supply the balls, chalk and treats.

Havdalah & Torah La’am BBQ Picnic

Welcome back!!! Come join other Torah La’am families for a welcome back BBQ Picnic Lunch! This is an opportunity to (re)connect with our Torah La’am community before ‘official’ classes begin this upcoming week. Torah La'am start dates: Monday night, September 12,  Torah La’am Teens Wednesday afternoon, September 14, grades 2-6 students Sunday morning, September 18, […]

TL Parent Group

On our first official Sunday of Torah La’am classes, parents are invited to enjoy coffee and bagels with other parents from 9:00 to 9:30. Our program will begin at 9:30; parents will meet with Lisa Jacobs, our Director of Family Education and Engagement, to talk about the upcoming year of Torah La’am and family programming. […]

Youth Event Grades 4-6

For our first BAS Youth Event of 5783, let’s celebrate the turning over of the new year by baking apple turnovers together!  Lunch will be provided. All BAS fourth through seventh graders are welcome to attend (whether or not they are enrolled in Torah La’am). Register here. Questions?

Apple & Pumpkin Picking

Join us for apple and pumpkin picking with your BAS friends! Open to everyone! Bring your kids, parents, friends, family and anyone else who wants to enjoy the fall weather together with us! Meet at Wilkens Fruit and Fir Farm. Questions? A Bet Am Shalom “BAS Together” Program

Torah La’am Teens

Torah La'am Teens dinner in the Sukkah followed by Hakafot Shniyot