The hub for Jewish life in the Greater Monadnock Region, CAA is an inclusive synagogue affiliated with Reconstructing Judaism. Our membership reflects a broad range of Jewish religious, denominational, ethnic, and educational backgrounds. We look forward to welcoming YOU!

Coming Up!

First Night of Chanukah, Chinese Food, Board Games & Movie Night
Wednesday, December 25th at 5:00pm

It is a CAA tradition to gather on December 25th for Chinese food and a movie. Jews all over the United States developed a tradition of eating in Chinese restaurants and going to movie theaters on Christmas Day at a time when those were among the very few businesses open on December 25th.

Our variation on that custom means we meet at CAA and eat takeout vegetarian Chinese food and watch a lighthearted film together. This year, we also invite you to bring your favorite board games to play with others, and we’ll celebrate the first night of Chanukah by lighting the first candle together! (Don’t forget to bring your menorah!!)

Cost of dinner is $18pp. Children 8 years and younger eat free. Please contact Rabbi Dan at rabbida@keenesynagogue.org to request financial assistance if you are in need.

Wanted! Good people to serve hot breakfast at Hundred Nights!

From Thanksgiving to mid-April, CAA prepares and serves hot breakfast every Wednesday at Hundred Nights at 122 Water Street in Keene. We prepare breakfast from 6 to 7 AM, serve guests from 7 to 7:45 AM, and clean up from 7 to 8 AM. Join us for this mitzvah and we’re sure you’ll agree that waking up early never felt so good.

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All services are both in-person and online via Zoom.

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