Passover in the Desert
Postponed for 2024
About Passover in the Desert
Slow down with the rhythm of the desert and explore themes of liberation, creative expression, and spiritual evolution.
Festival highlights:
- Multigenerational village building
- Ritual and learning with esteemed teachers
- Ecstatic Shabbat ritual
- 5-day sacred fire for prayer and healing
- Music, yoga, crafts, storytelling, hikes and ancestral skills
- Delicious, organic, kosher food
- Experiential programming for youth, families and adults of all ages
See Passover in the Desert Photos from Years Past
Thank you to Julia Maryanska for these beautiful captured moments. For more photos, you can visit our Facebook photo album.
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Testimonials
Other than the birth of my son, Passover in the desert was likely the second most incredible experience of my life. Thank you for bringing this community into my life, enriching my life beyond my wildest dreams, and reconnecting me to my totally lost sense of a Judaism I never even knew existed.
Shani Raviv, Passover in the Desert Attendee
This community makes me really excited to reconnect with my Jewish roots and to simply be the best human I can be. Sometimes when I’m here, I can’t actually believe this level of energy and connection is happening.
Craig Miller, Passover in the Desert Attendee
We came to the Desert as a bunch of individuals seeking and left as a group of people connected, inspired, and excited to be jewish. We transformed before our eyes. Wilderness Torah is healing the Jewish people. Pesach in the Desert provides a space to be curious about Judasim and explore.
Benji Elson, Passover in the Desert Attendee