In these fraught times, Muslims, Jews, Muslim-adjacent, and Jewish-adjacent folks are invited to

Celebrate Mimouna together!

Please join us for a delightful evening of socializing, learning, and eating.

What’s Mimouna?

Moroccan Jewish and Muslim custom of friendship and eating together after the Jewish festival of Pesah (Passover) ends.

Registration required by Friday, May 3 at 10am.

If the regular or reduced-rate prices are not financially feasible to you, please contact Rabbi Aaron in confidence to arrange to participate for free.

If you’re able to contribute more, please consider buying a ticket that also helps subsidize a reduced-rate ticket or becoming a program sponsor.

In order to make this event inclusive and comfortable for all, please refrain from bringing or wearing any flags or other political symbols or statements. Thank you for helping to create an atmosphere of togetherness across differences.

Schedule

6:30pm  Check in, music & mingling

6:45        Welcome & icebreaker

7:00        Explanation of Mimouna and its customs

7:15         Dinner: dates, moufleta (the special fried, stacked dough cakes traditionally eaten at Mimouna), Moroccan couscous/tagine, mint tea, dessert

8:30        Goodnight

All food will be kosher, halal & vegetarian (with vegan options)

Volunteers needed!

To help with setup 5:30-6:30pm or cleanup 8:30-9:30pm, check the box when you register.

Tirbehu we tisaadu ~ May you have wealth and happiness!

Any Qs? Contact aaron@makomTO.org

Accessibility Information

Makom welcomes participants of all abilities. Makom’s main space is wheelchair accessible; unfortunately, the washroom is down a flight of stairs. If you have an accessibility need or require any accommodations, please reach out to us.