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Trends & ideas for all your Bar Mitzvah & Bat Mitzvah planning needs. Mitzvah Market is the largest and most authoritative resource on Bar/Bat Mitzvah planning.

Featuring ideas and inspiration from our readers and vendors, we connect Bar/Bat Mitzvah planning families with experts in the party planning industry. Thousands of families rely on our website and expertise to find unique ways of making their son/daughter’s special moment memorable. The Mitzvah Market division offers vendors a variety of marketing options through our website, e-newsletters, socia

l media platforms, annual magazine, and showcase events that help them reach these affluent Bar/Bat Mitzvah planning families. MitzvahMarket is part of Schneps Media.

04/17/2024

Passover 2024 starts on April 22 and is a time for families to celebrate the Jewish people’s freedom from the pharaoh of Egypt.

Whether you are looking to start new holiday traditions with the family or are looking for a way to get kids more involved in the festivities, there are tons of events and activities that the whole family will love!

Passover 2024 is a time to celebrate the Jewish people’s freedom from the pharaoh of Egypt. Here are Passover events for the whole family!

03/28/2024

As an avid tennis player who competes around the country, everyone expected Dani to have a tennis-themed Bat Mitzvah. But she had something else in mind. The Event Of A Lifetime, Inc. brought together her dedication to tennis with her passion for pink and hearts. Dani’s party was a “Love” theme (hint, hint: “Love” is a tennis term!).

As an avid tennis player who competes around the country, everyone expected Dani to have a tennis-themed Bat Mitzvah. But she had something else in mind.

03/20/2024

While the “second b’nai mitzvah” might feel like a passing trend, it is actually a long-standing Jewish tradition. One can choose to chant the Torah to honor any number of b’nai mitzvah anniversaries, but the most common milestone is 70 years after reaching the age of 13.

By Drew Isserlis Kramer

03/15/2024

Purim will be celebrated on March 23rd this year and it is time for families to come together as you commemorate the saving of the Jewish people from Haman.

If you are looking for family-friendly events to do with the kids, we’ve got a list of of activities that will be hosted in and around the city!

Purim will be celebrated March 23rd this year. If you are looking for family-friendly Purim events, here's a list of of events around NYC!

03/01/2024

Jewish celebrities, they’re just like us.

When Jews achieve acclaim and fame, they sometimes show off Jewish pride and teenage awkwardness with a throwback post to an early performance that left the critics kvelling. And when they do, those pictures find themselves in a round-up of the best in taffeta and feathered hair.

By Drew Isserlis Kramer

02/21/2024

While Synagogue Hebrew schools have a tried and true system for Hebrew language instruction, each year, there are always a few children that make it to b’nai mitzvah season without the skills necessary to read the Torah. If your child is struggling to learn Hebrew, fear not. Here is a guide to getting your child in gear with whatever time you have left before the big day.

The first exposure to the language of Judaism might come in middle childhood when the future B'nail student is enrolled in a formal Hebrew program.

02/13/2024

Is he an old bearded man in the sky? Or is she an all-powerful arbiter of good or bad, life or death? Is it a life force within all of us, an energy connecting us to the birds, the trees, the afterlife and our iPhones?

Is he an old bearded man in the sky? Or is she an all-powerful arbiter of good or bad, life or death? When your B'nai questions God what do you do?

02/07/2024

These days, families who choose Dave & Busters have a multiverse of possibilities for their mitzvah parties. With full menu as well as Kosher catering available at all seven area locations, Dave & Busters can set the stage for a fun-filled day honorees — and their families and guests — will remember forever.

Make Mitzvah Memories at Dave & Buster's

01/30/2024

Today, in the wake of the Hamas terror attack in Israel, Jewish people young and old seek these objects with renewed vigor as a way to feel connected to Judaism and boost the Israeli economy.

Jewish people young and old seek these objects with renewed vigor as a way to feel connected to Judaism and boost the Israeli economy.

01/25/2024

Tu BiShvat, the Jewish holiday celebrating nature and our devotion to the environment, marks the start of spring in the Land of Israel. On the 15th day of the Hebrew month of Shevat (which fell on January 24 this year.)

Tu BiShvat, the Jewish holiday celebrating nature and our devotion to the environment, marks the start of spring in the Land of Israel.

01/22/2024

My son’s name, “Ness,” means “miracle.” He’s six and a half. His existence, like that of many Jews alive today, is miraculous. And I know that sounds like hyperbole. But when you look at my family line, it’s clear.

A Jewish mother shares on raising her Jewish child and being strong now that Israel Hama War brings much Anti-semitism around the world

01/15/2024

In Judaism, names are more than a way to distinguish one person from another. The Torah and its interpretations teach us that the name is key to the soul. Names tell a story–our story. As Jews, our story begins with a sense of separateness and belonging. A Hebrew name unites us with our people and our history, but also reflects a distance from the mainstream society that surrounds us.

What’s in a Hebrew Name? A B’nai Mitzvah Call to Action

01/09/2024

Judaism is a religion of study. At the center of Jewish study is the Torah. The Torah is the name given to the first five books of the Hebrew Bible. Directly translated to English, Torah means “to teach.” The Torah’s stories of creation, the covenant and the struggle to keep it guide the reader to live with meaning and purpose.

A Culture of Study: The Jewish Value of Education Prepares for B’nai Mitzvah

12/21/2023

No matter the magnitude of the past slights-it is important to center all family members around the shared support and love for your child. After gently setting settable expectations, set yourself up for success

When the B’nai Mitzvah Theme is Family Feud

12/14/2023

The Anxiety and the Ecstacy of Becoming a B’Nai Mitzvah
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The Anxiety and the Ecstacy of Becoming a B’Nai Mitzvah
The Anxiety and the Ecstacy of Becoming a B’Nai Mitzvah

By Drew Isserlis Kramer

Anxiety is part of the Jewish experience. As if intergenerational trauma from centuries of antisemitism wasn’t enough, children approaching adolescence must grapple with the anticipation of the public spectacle of becoming a B’nai Mitzvah. While the coming of age ceremony is an important right of passage in Judaism, for many young people, the pressure of chanting Hebrew in public and sitting at the center of a large, elaborate party is enough to call for smelling salts. Here are some helpful tips to help your teenager with this angst.

The Anxiety and the Ecstacy of Becoming a B’Nai Mitzvah

12/07/2023

Today, a b’nai mitzvah is one of the few occasions in Jewish life for long-lost aunts, uncles, and cousins to resurface in celebration of life and family. After the blessings are read, the chairs are lifted and the dance party fades to the airline gates, many extended families wonder how to keep the magic of togetherness alive in our modern era of connected disconnection. Read an overview of how many families strive to maintain the closeness in an increasingly distant world.

Today, a b’nai mitzvah is one of the few occasions in Jewish life for long-lost aunts, uncles, and cousins to resurface in celebration of life and family.

12/06/2023

5 modern bar mitzvah movie moments that ask American Jews to consider their relationship with their history, as well as a framework to explore the universal experience of growing up.

Check out the list of the top five modern bar mitzvah movies that highlight the modern Jewish experience.

11/30/2023

Our sister site New York Family shared a nice round-up of Hanukkah books for kids of all ages. Your favorite not mentioned? Share your favs on our comments!

If you are looking for Hanukkah books to educate Jewish children on the meaning and joy of this holiday, here are the best options!

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Mitzvah Market is the website for all of your Bar Bat Mitzvah planning needs. We feature unique party ideas & themes from real families and the hottest vendors on our website for families to easily & conveniently plan their celebrations. Run by Mitzvah Moms who have planned their own children’s celebrations, we offer insightful advice and ideas about how to make all your friends and family will remember for years to come.