Events
Letting Go: A Tashlich Gathering
Come join us at Veterans Memorial Bridge for a meaningful Tashlich gathering. Together, we’ll reflect on the year behind us, symbolically let go of what we’re ready to leave behind and make space for a fresh start in the year ahead.
Yom Kippur Community Break-the-Fast
Join us at the close of Yom Kippur as we come together to break the fast and share a traditional meal with friends, family and our community. More details and information will be shared soon.
Hanukkah in the Plaza
Come join us to celebrate the first night of Hanukkah at Jewish Healdsburg’s annual menorah lighting under the Healdsburg Plaza Gazebo, a festive community gathering open to all. We look forward to celebrating together. More details and information will be shared soon.
Hanukkah Celebration
Come join us to celebrate the Festival of Lights with food, wine, dreidel games and the warmth of our community. We look forward to celebrating together. More details and information will be shared soon.
Community potluck Havdalah
Jewish Healdsburg’s next community potluck will be a Havdalah celebration on the evening of Saturday, June 20, 2026 in Healdsburg. All are welcome to attend.
FFA Parade
Come support Jewish Healdsburg as we celebrate the Jewish holiday of Shavuot and march with the community in Healdsburg's annual FFA Parade on the evening of May 22.
Community potluck Shabbat
Jewish Healdsburg’s next community potluck Shabbat dinner will be on May 2 at a private residence in Healdsburg.
Passover seder extravaganza
Passover is one of the most important Jewish holidays of the year. Come join us on April 19 for a community seder with our own Hagaddah, and a delicious meal.
Shabbat and Purim party
Celebrate two events in one on March 14 as we host our monthly Shabbat potluck and a special Purim celebration complete with groggers and hamantaschen.
Spring Family Camp
Camp Newman in Santa Rosa is a great spot to explore Jewish identity. Join members of the local community for three days of family camp from February 28 to March 2.
Tu B’Shvat seder
A popular way to celebrate the Jewish “New Year of the Trees” is to gather for a seder of fruits, vegetables and grains. Dine with us at a private home on February 16.