KI is honored to host a COVID-19 vaccine clinic for children, ages 6 months to 5 years old. We will hold two clinics, one for the first dose and a follow up clinic for the second dose. The finalized date for the first vaccine is Wednesday, July 13 at 2:30PM. We will finalize the date for the second vaccine soon, but
KICKS Shabbat PicnicFriday, July 15, 7:15PM Join us for a Shabbat dinner picnic on Friday, July 15 after KICKS! Please bring your own pareve/dairy meal. We plan to eat outside, weather-permitting, starting around 7:15PM. Even if you are not able to join us for KICKS in-person that evening, please feel free to join us just for Shabbat dinner.
July 7, 7:30 pmENCOUNTERS: Jewish and Hindu Mystical MusicTickets $18 for KI Members Virtuosic musicians and composers Joey van Leeuwen and Vishnu Ramprasad bring together music that seems worlds apart with a concert that links Carnatic classical music from South India with Jewish hymns. The duo will explore the musical and philosophic connections between these
We’re honored to share our 2022 Annual Report, with highlights from the past year and reflections from Rabbi Bill Hamilton, Executive Director Barnet Kessel, and many more.
On June 11, 1922, the KI cornerstone was laid with much fanfare and celebration. Please join Rabbi Hamilton, Gordon Bennett, David Williams and the broader KI Community in commemorating the anniversary! Back in 1922, a record-breaking storm descended upon the crowd gathered to watch the laying of our cornerstone. We can’t promise you that much
Registration is now opened for the KIRS 2022-2023 school year, and we are excited for your children to join us! Register by July 1, and receive a $50 discount per student. Registrations after August 1 will incur a $50 late fee. See the registration page for further information, including tuition costs. Registration can be found here.
Dear Members of our KI Family, It’s with a heavy-heart and warm wishes that, beginning this July, Rabbi Elizabeth Bonney-Cohen has decided to return to her hometown of Kansas City to accept a Rabbinic position at their local pluralistic Day School. We’re going to miss her so much. At the same time, we wish her
Melaveh Malkah with Kol KaholSunday, April 24 at 7:30PM Join us for part four of our “Melaveh Malkah” series. Hosted by Kol Kahol, Boston’s premier Jewish and bluegrass band, join us in song, music and communal singing. Inspired by Hadar’s Rising Song Institute, we will be sharing new niggunim, melodies, stories and words of Torah
The KI Community Minyan, which developed on Zoom at the beginning of the pandemic, has just published Leann Shamash’s book, Words Have Wings. The book collects the wonderful poems (watch below!) that Leann wrote during the first year of Zoom minyans to replace and then to supplement weekday Torah readings. We will celebrate the book’s