Starting at 7:00 PM, we will share a light nosh and then havdalah in the Social Hall.

Then, at 7:45 PM, doors will open forthe concert portion:
Join Rabbi Deborah Sacks Mintz for an evening of rich harmony, deep groove, and heart-opening communal song. Deborah invites all to raise their voices in this participatory concert - rooted intraditional texts, contemporary melodies, and the meditative power of the nigun - wordless spiritual song.

This an intimate event, and registration is limited to 200. We are sharing this event internally first, and we will start to spread the word on Monday, February 17.  We expect the remaining spots to go fast. Register ASAP to save your spot!

Babysitting is available upon request!
Babysitting is geared towards children under 7, and requests must be made by Wednesday, February 26.

Registration closes Friday, February 28.  

Visit mycec.org/artist for more information on our Artist-in-Residence Weekend.

About Rabbi Deborah Sacks Mintz
Rabbi Deborah Sacks Mintz serves the Hadar Institute as Director of Tefillah and Music. An educator, practitioner, and facilitator of Jewish communal prayer, Deborah supports those who seek to deepen, sharpen, and unlock their practice of empowered song and tefillah. An artist and composer, she has collaborated on over two dozen albums of new Jewish music with treasured colleagues, including two albums of her own original music: The Narrow and the Expanse (2020) and Yetzira   (2023). Learn more about Deborah's work at www.deborahsacksmintz.com