All KB Sundays begin at 9:15 am and end at noon

Join us for the whole morning or any part.  Coffee and schmooze at 9:30 am.   Adult Humanistic Jewish service begins around 10:15 am.  Programs featured below begin around 11:00 am. Families are always welcome to visit Sunday school classes, pre-K to 9th grade, and learn more about our school.  Free childcare for children 1 - 4 years.  To visit the school, arrive at 9 am and RSVP to info@kahalbraira.org

October 29 ,  Night Tree, the band that Brian O'Donovan, Senior DJ at WGBH calls "One of the most exciting roots-based music groups to emerge from the New England Conservatory in many years."  Night Tree has six wildly diverse musicians including Kahal B'raira's music director, Zach Mayer.  The bands instrumentation includes two fiddles, cello, accordion, saxophone, percussion, and the occasional viola and mandolin, and they incorporate traditions from Irish, Classical, Swedish, Jazz, Klezmer, Afro-Cuban and the Jewish music tradition.  More about Night Tree

November 19, From Charlottesville to Boston, the impact of the alt-Right on communities and campuses across America will be addressed by Robert Trestan, Executive Director of the Anti-Defamation League's Boston office.  Mr. Trestan will speak about how leaders and individuals can prevent hate and bigotry from infiltrating the mainstream.  He is an experienced civil rights advocate dedicated to developing community partnerships and initiatives that provide justice, equality and fair treatment.  More about Robert Trestan

December 10, Eastern European Jewish Cooking and Fair Trade Chocolate are our topics. 

Julie Alpern, co-author of The Gefilte Manifesto, will tell us about the mission of reimagining eastern European Jewish cuisine, adapting classic dishes to the values and tastes of a new generation.  She has the chutzpah to believe that Old World Jewish foods can be beautiful, inspiring and delicious.  We have commissioned "KB cooks" to prepare some of her recipes for sampling.  Leora Mallach will teach about Fair Trade chocolate in the Sunday school and to the whole congregation.  To read more about Julie Alpern's work go to Gefilteria. To find out more about Leora's work go to Jewish Gardens.