On the last day of Passover, as soon as the sun set and leavened bread was once again permitted, the Jews in Morocco would invite their Muslim neighbors to celebrate the first breaking of bread together. Mimouna, which means luck and good fortune, was celebrated with sweets, music and alcohol.

Join us for our first ever annual Mimouna party! There will be the live making of Mufletot (Moroccan crepes rolled with butter and honey,) Moroccan sweets, Moroccan music and dance and of course lots of wine. Come dressed in your favorite Kaftan! The party is free of charge. Register here.