Help us create a beautiful ceramic flower garden to honor the memory of those lost in Israel since October 7th. This garden is inspired by Darom Adom ("Red South") a phenomenon in which Israel's national flower, the red anemone, blooms across the Negev Region in southern Israel. Artist Robin Singer will lead us in 2 programs to make and glaze ceramic flowers that will be installed on the Temple Sinai grounds before the High Holy Days. Note that you do not have to be at both programs to participate - we will work together so that everyone's flowers are completed and ready to be installed. 

Session #1 - Flower Making
Sunday, August 25 from 3:00 pm-5:00 pm

Session #2 - Glazing
Sunday, September 15 from 10:00 am-12:00 pm

Each flower costs $18 and all proceeds will go to The Tribe of Nova Foundation to help support survivors and families from the Supernova Festival.

This is event is open to all ages. When registering for one or both dates please select a 30-minute window - this will help ensure that everyone present receives proper instruction and guidance in creating their flowers.