Judaism in the Foothills cordially invites you to attend

A Passover Seder

First Seder Friday April 3rd at 6:30pm we will have our annual

“Early Start-Early Finish Seder" 

A special Passover Seder for Kids will be held simultaneously.

Second “Traditional” Seder Saturday April 4th at 8:00pm

$45 per adult (13 years and above) - $20 per child (12 and under).
Space is limited - please reserve by March 25th.
After March 25th, reservations are $55 per child & $30 per child.
Please RSVP by clicking here emailing This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or by calling by 720.837.2224.

No one turned away due to lack of funds To make an Online Seder reservation click here 

Our Seder Menu

Montage of Fresh Fruit

Chicken Soup or Vegetable Soup

Main Entrée
choice of:
Brisket or Chicken in Wine Sauce
Poached Lemon Salmon
Vegetarian Vegetable Medley

Each dish will be served with 
Vegetable Kugel, Roasted Baby Potatoes & Glazed Carrots
Side Dishes: Salad, & Ratatouille

Dessert
Brownies, Chocolates, Tea & Coffee

Choice of Seder wines
Red, Dry, Semi Sweet, Grape Juice
Hand Baked Shmurah Matzah

About Our Seders

As has become our tradition Judaism in the Foothills is offering two different Passover Seders. The first night of Passover (April 3) join our "Early Start-Early Finish"  especially appropriate for families with children. Children will have their own Seder geared especially towards them.

On the second night of Passover (April 4) join JITF's "Traditional" where Rabbi Levi & Sheindy Brackman open their family Passover Seder to the Foothills community. This Seder will include all the traditions including a sundown start and interesting discussions. Please join us for one or both of these Seders this year.

All our Passover Seders are easy to follow, interactive, integrated with meaningful and practical insights, great food and Jewish humor and the atmosphere is always warm and friendly. This is a Seder experience you will remember for a lifetime!

We will sing together and discuss Passover's relevance to today.

So join us as we celebrate the freedom of Passover in the way our ancestors have over the last 3,319 years.