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Community Passover Events for Seattle-Area Families

Celebrate Passover with your family and community in 2026

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Family time is at the core of most holidays, alongside celebrating with a community of faith. In 2026, the Jewish holiday of Passover begins at sundown on Wednesday, April 1, and ends at nightfall on Thursday, April 9. We’ve gathered up some kid-friendly Passover events for Seattle-area families, plus a few resources for your celebrations. Note that some events require preregistration. Happy Passover to all!

Community Passover events

Tot Shabbat at the J, Mercer Island

Date and time: Friday, March 27 (and every Friday), 9:45–10:30 a.m.
Cost: Free

Friday mornings are for Tot Shabbat at the Stroum Jewish Community Center! Bring your tots on Friday, March 27, for a special Passover-themed session (or any Friday) for dancing, singing and community connection. Tot Shabbat is geared toward kids ages 5 and younger with a caregiver.

Passover Specialty Cupcakes From Trophy Cupcakes, various locations

Date: Limited availability, March 27–April 4
Cost: $36 for a six-pack

Order these delicious Passover-themed treats from Trophy Cupcakes, then pick them up at Seattle and Eastside-area locations or have them delivered to kick off your Passover celebration. The chocolate flourless cupcakes are made with dark, organic and fair trade chocolate and topped with meringue frosting and decorations. Passover macarons and matzo sprinkle crunch are also available.

Model Matzah Bakery

Date: Sunday, March 29
Cost: Varies

A few Chabad organizations in the area are cooking up a hands-on Model Matzah Bakery for families where they can learn about the importance of this staple holiday food and try their hand at making their own, from grinding the wheat to baking the dough. Preregister.

Community Passover Seder, various locations

Date: Various dates, March 29–April 4
Cost: Varies

Join your neighborhood Chabad organization for a community Passover Seder. Make your reservation now and enjoy gourmet Passover cuisine while participating in a meaningful and interactive family-friendly Seder.

TBT Family Seder, Community Passover and Contemporary Seder, Bellevue

Date and time: Sunday, March 29, 10 a.m.–noon, Family Seder; Thursday, April 2, 6:30–8:30 p.m., Community Passover; Saturday, April 4, 6:30–8:30 p.m., Contemporary Passover Community Seder
Cost: Varies

Join Temple B’nai Torah for Passover Seders for all! A family-friendly community Seder following a traditional format is planned for the second night of Passover, while Saturday’s Seder incorporates contemporary themes and conversations. Families with younger children are encouraged to attend the Family Seder, a lighter meal with interactive and engaging elements for ages 8 and younger. Preregister.

Community Seder With Bet Alef, Seattle

Date and time: Thursday, April 2, 6:30–9:30 p.m.
Cost: $59–$92; ages 10 and younger are free

The Bet Alef Community Seder welcomes all for a “Feast of Renewal and Resiliency,” in an evening of warmth, connection and inspiration. Preregister.

Kol Ami Community Seder, Kirkland

Date and time: Friday, April 3, 5:30–8:30 p.m.
Cost: $10–$50

All are welcome to join the Kirkland-based Kol Ami community for an engaging Seder with delicious food, singing and fun. For all ages. Preregister.

Matzoh S’mores, Mercer Island

Date and time: Monday, April 6, 3–5:30 p.m.
Cost: Free

Your family will love this Passover snack, roasted and certified kosher at the Stroum Jewish Community Center (weather permitting). Preregister.

Passover Lunches at Hillel UW, Seattle

Date and time: Monday–Tuesday, April 6–7, 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m.
Cost: $10–$36; ages 5 and younger are free; early bird pricing available

Hillel UW continues its over 85-year tradition of offering Kosher Passover lunches to the community. Enjoy a multiple-course meal of homemade gefilte fish, matzah ball soup, macaroons and more. Two time slots are available; preregister.

Resources for families:

  • Celebrating Passover at Home: Chabad.org has put together a resource page packed with ideas and guidance for celebrating your Seder at home. This page offers step-by-step instructions, a shopping list, recipes and a printable Haggadah. 
  • PJ Library at-home Passover resources for kids: PJ Library has pulled together tons of Passover resources with kids in mind. Find activities, songs, crafts and more to make your Passover extra special this year.
  • Passover recipes: Weelicious founder Catherine McCord has developed tasty Passover recipes designed to get the whole family involved and excited. Grab the kids and get cooking!
  • Passover stories to read with kids: Get ready for Passover with 10 beautiful books to read with young kids, recommended by PJ Library.

Haggadahs for use at home:

Editor’s note: This story was originally published in 2021 and was most recently updated on March 25, 2026, by ParentMap’s calendar editor, Julie Dodobara, with Seattle-area Passover events for 2026. Event dates, times and locations were verified by our editor.

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