As Passover approaches, many of us turn our attention to preparing for the Seder—cleaning our homes, organizing what we’ll bring to the table, and getting ready to retell the familiar story. This gathering invites a parallel kind of preparation: creating space internally, slowing down, and approaching the season with greater awareness and intention.
Led by Rabbi Josh Feigelson, this afternoon experience centers on Jewish mindfulness practice, guided reflection, and small-group conversation. Through shared practice and facilitated breakout groups led by local rabbis, participants will explore what it might mean to release inner 'Chametz', clarify what matters most, and arrive at the Seder feeling more present and grounded.
Rabbi Josh Feigelson
INSTITUTE FOR JEWISH SPIRITUALITY
Participating Rabbis
Rabbi Lauren Henderson
OR HADASH
Rabbi Ari Kaiman
SHEARITH ISRAEL
Rabbi Ariel Wolpe
Ma’alot
Date: Sunday, March 15, 2026
Time: 2:00–5:00 PM
Location: 6120 Powers Ferry Rd. NW, Atlanta, GA 30339
Cost: $36 per person
Time: 2:00–5:00 PM
Location: 6120 Powers Ferry Rd. NW, Atlanta, GA 30339
Cost: $36 per person
Hosted by The Dupree in Partnership with The Spring
The Dupree Conference and Education Center is a Sandy Springs hub for high-quality Jewish and Israel education programs that empower adults to learn, connect, act, and thrive. We offer programs that inspire curiosity, deepen community, and spark action rooted in Jewish values and identity.
In collaboration with The Spring, a vision for a vibrant hub of culture and community in Atlanta—engaging neighbors, leaders, and organizations through dynamic programs rooted in Jewish tradition and shared connection—this event brings together mindfulness practice, reflection, and conversation as part of that work of community building and spiritual renewal.
The Dupree Conference and Education Center is a Sandy Springs hub for high-quality Jewish and Israel education programs that empower adults to learn, connect, act, and thrive. We offer programs that inspire curiosity, deepen community, and spark action rooted in Jewish values and identity.
In collaboration with The Spring, a vision for a vibrant hub of culture and community in Atlanta—engaging neighbors, leaders, and organizations through dynamic programs rooted in Jewish tradition and shared connection—this event brings together mindfulness practice, reflection, and conversation as part of that work of community building and spiritual renewal.