Passover is a…time of family gatherings and lavish meals called Seders…in which the stories and history of Passover are celebrated. With its special foods, songs, and customs, the Seder is the focal point of the Passover celebration.*

Passover begins at sundown Monday April 02, 2007

*source: Passover on the Net - The Passover Seder

Take Your Parents to the Playground Day
What could be more important than to have a child’s parents join them at one of the happiest places of their childhood.

Mawlid Al Nabi  (Birthday of the Prophet Muhammad - Islamic)

"Muslims celebrate. . . with great dedication; processions are held; homes or mosques are decorated; delicious food is prepared and distributed; stories about the life of Prophet Muhammad are narrated by learned people of Islam and poems are recited by children.*"

Begins at sundown on the 30th

*source: wikipedia - Mawlid

Only foods that are “Kosher for Passover” are allowed. No leavened (containing yeast) foods or grains are eaten. In their place matzoh and foods containing matzoh are eaten. This is to commemorate the Israelites who fled quickly into the desert with no time for their breads to rise and were forced to bake the dough into hard crackers in the desert sun. *

Passover begins at sundown Monday April 02, 2007

*source: Passover on the Net - The Passover Seder

With Passover only days away, there is still time for a new and easy holiday recipe to add to your Seder this year.

Visit our Passover celebration for great holiday recipes,  from “Passover Bagels“(!)* to “Passover Pizza.“**  All tasty, easy to make, and “Kosher for Passover“!

Passover begins at sundown Monday April 02, 2007

Passover on the Net - Passover Recipes
*Passover Bagels
**Passover Pizza