Grab a seat around our virtual bonfire and take an evening to relax, recharge and celebrate Lag B’Omer with Ritualwell! The Omer is a time of intense spiritual reflection as we move through the wilderness of our souls to prepare for receiving our Torah at Sinai. Traditionally, the Omer is also a period of mourning for the 24,000 students of Rabbi Akiva who died during a plague (sound familiar?). Music is prohibited during this time, except on Lag B’Omer! Creating a musical oasis in the desert, we will feature the beautiful sounds of: Rabbis Annie Lewis and Yosef Goldman, rabbinical student Solomon Hoffman, and sacred sound practitioner Elana Bell. We will also lift our spirits with Laughter Torah/Yoga led by Shimon Darwick. Join us for a restorative and joyful event!

This event is part of Ritualwell’s annual Omer Fundraising Campaign with a goal of raising $18,000. A minimum of $36 is suggested to attend. We encourage those who are able to donate as generously as possible!

You may also buy tickets for our raffle here, for the option to win fabulous items donated by our community. Raffle winners will be announced at the event.

About Ritualwell

Ritualwell is the most extensive online resource that curates original Jewish rituals for Jews and fellow seekers. We publish rituals, ceremonies, prayers and poems to mark sacred moments in Jewish life. Through creating and sharing rituals, hosting Ritualwell Immersions (online learning experiences), curating an online Judaica shop and hosting Rabbi Connect, Ritualwell fosters a supportive environment for Jewish creativity, spiritual growth and discovery. Learn more at www.ritualwell.org.

Ritualwell is committed to offering an accessible space to our community members. We commit to:

1. Providing participants with all the session materials ahead of time
2. Providing automated captions on all live sessions
3. Providing subtitles for all recorded sessions
4. Using the chat function and read it aloud during the sessions
5. Asking for participant accessibility needs and doing our best to accommodate them. Please feel welcome to contact us at ritualwell@reconstructingjudaism.org.