​ ​Mega Challah Bake!

Thursday, September 11

The Jewish community of Minneapolis is coming together for an unforgettable experience at the women’s Mega Challah Bake! This incredible event will bring together people from all walks of life for a joyous celebration of tradition, unity, and the art of baking challah. Whether you're a seasoned baker or a novice in the kitchen, this event welcomes everyone to come together and learn the sacred techniques of challah-making.

During the Mega Challah Bake, you'll be guided through each step of the process, from kneading the dough to shaping the loaves. As the room fills with the aroma of freshly baked bread, you'll feel a sense of camaraderie and connection with the vibrant community surrounding you. This gathering goes beyond baking; it's a chance to forge new friendships, deepen your appreciation for Jewish traditions, and create a tangible symbol of unity that you can take home.

Don't miss out on this extraordinary event that blends the joy of baking with the warmth of community, making it an experience you'll cherish for years to come.

 

 

Location

  

Date & Time

    
Chabad Center for   Jewish Life
11033 Hillside Ln W
Minnetonka, MN, 55305

September 11, 2025,

6:30 PM

 FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS 18+
         

 

 

 

Schedule

6:30 PM Doors Open
  As the doors swing open, a palpable sense of excitement fills the air, marking the start of an extraordinary journey at the Chabad Mega Challah Bake. Step inside and immerse yourself in a warm and vibrant atmosphere, where women and girls unite to celebrate tradition, unity, and the joy of baking challah together.
   
7:00 PM Program Begins
  As the program begins, engage in captivating presentations, step-by-step directions, and heartfelt discussions that will deepen your understanding of the significance of challah and its role in fostering unity and spirituality within the community.

 

About Challah
 
  The beauty of the tradition of baking challah is not only found in its visual and sensory aspects but also in its connection to our matriarch Sarah, who is renowned for her exemplary hospitality and the miraculous blessing that graced her home.

Just as Sarah ensured that her tent was open on all sides to welcome guests, we embrace the opportunity to create a welcoming space in our own lives. Through the act of baking challah, we honor the lineage of strong and nurturing women who have come before us, and we forge a connection to our roots that stretches back through the generations. The beauty of this tradition lies not only in the final product but in the profound heritage and sense of belonging that it instills within us.

 

 

Table Captains

Miriam Goodman • Lauren Weiser • Barbara Rosenzweig • Grace Kaplan • Rimma Winnick •
Robyn Frank • Natalia Kenigsberg • Hadassah Grout • Ella Gerbuz • Karen Katz • Annet Chernyhovsky •
Sophie Wasserman • Valeria Chazin • Nina Badzin • Mushky Feller • Megan Amnuel • Susie Magy •
Anya Azrelyan • Shanee Levy • Michelle Goldstein • Sue Chargo • Julia Dulin • Dori Goldfarb • Erica Strohl 
Robin Chaifetz • Leslie Paskoff • Judi Shink • Laura Gilbert •

 

This event is a project of the following organizations:

 

 

Join us on September 11

We look forward to hosting you!