“Hodu” - הודו
“We give thanks” in Ancient Hebrew.
In modern Hebrew? Turkey.

Join Repair The World and The Gene-Sis along with the local community to celebrate abundance, explore deeper meanings, and gather in gratitude with a ritual-based, intentional Thanksgiving Seder. (One week ahead of time, so plenty of time to get home to your family!) 

Thursday November 16th
8pm - 11pm
808 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn NY 11225

$18 cover
$10/students and seniors
$5 with work exchange

Reach out to us by email (Mira.nathanson@werepair.org) to get codes for any of these ticket discounts if they apply - if cost is a barrier in any way we would love to work something out with you through some work exchange!

Thanksgiving is more than just Turkey Day. It’s a day for Giving Thanks for the abundance in our lives, as the Hebrew word “הודו” tells us. It’s a day for appreciating the gifts of the food we share in community, and the hard work that is invested into growing nourishing food for us everywhere. 

The Seder is a map for Jewish ritual, where we tell our story and ask questions to apply history into our own lives. We’ll use the map of the Passover Seder with a Thanksgiving tweak, bringing in ritual, music, song and delicious traditional foods to celebrate our gratitude for abundance, and talk about the tough stuff, together with our Jewish and indigenous brothers and sisters.

Eat delicious kosher foods from our sustainable partners and organic farms. Discover new rituals from the Jewish and indigenous traditions. Explore deep conversations about our responsibility to this land, to our heritage, and to people today who don’t have food to eat. Learn about where our food comes from and how we can nourish ourselves better. And meet like-minded community in Brooklyn to celebrate our Thanksgiving before heading back home. Best of all, you’ll come home equipped with a Haggadah of resources and stories to share.

All religions and cultural backgrounds welcome.

This event has been generously subsidized by Repair The World.