Emily Grotta
On March 25, members of the Shalom Club will rendezvous at the Westgate Entertainment Center for an afternoon of food, games, and shmoozing at the indoor-outdoor Chicken N’ Pickle.
The trip will be a highlight of the month for the Shalom Club, which offers a variety of social and educational programs. It is open to all residents, regardless of religious backgrounds, who have an interest in Jewish heritage.
The Chicken N’ Pickle event will be followed quickly by the Shalom Club’s Second Night Seder on Thursday, April 2. This year the Seder will be led by PebbleCreek resident Rabbi-Hazzan Jeremy Lipton. Information about the Seder can be found on the club’s website, pcshalomclub.org. The Seder is open for all PebbleCreek residents and their guests.