Explore Jewish traditions from around the world and discover new ways to make your seder meaningful.

Passover is one shared story told in many voices. Join Dr. Sarah Bunin Benor for an engaging look at how Jewish communities bring the seder to life through stories, music, food, and language.

From Sephardic and Mizrahi traditions to Ashkenazi customs, explore how culture shapes the Passover table—and leave with ideas to make your own seder more personal, whether you're hosting, attending, or celebrating for the first time.

Our nationally recognized 18-week Miller Intro to Judaism program invites you to embark on a meaningful journey through Jewish life. Explore the meaning behind Jewish holidays, rituals, ideas, and traditions—and discover how they can add depth, purpose, and connection to your own life.

Instructor: Rabbi Zach Golden was ordained at the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies in Los Angeles in 2020, and received a BA from Macalester College in St. Paul, MN in 2013. He is the co-founder and executive director of Der Nister Downtown Jewish Center in Los Angeles. Zach has given sermons and lectures from Stockholm to Vladivostok, and teaches Hebrew, Yiddish and Judaism across Southern California.

Registration closes Mar. 25

Early Bird Rate ($475 – $650 USD) – Ends Apr. 27 🎉

Entrada anticipada ($475 – $650 USD) – termina el 11 de junio 🎉

The mikvah is so many things:

Tradition.
Renewal.
Transition.
Exploration.
An invitation.

It’s more than you might think.

In her recent JLiving article, “The Power of the Mikvah,” Rabbi Tarlan Rabizadeh explores how this ancient ritual continues to sanctify life’s big and small turning points.