Previous Events
Walling Ourselves In
DECEMBER 29 2025
Originally planned as a walking tour, the gathering moved indoors to the National Library of Israel due to rain, creating an intimate and reflective space. Rabbi Avi Horowitz led a virtual exploration of Jerusalem’s walls through history, followed by a facilitated conversation with Shira Horowitz on the meaning of walls in our own lives. The afternoon closed with warmth and connection—shared over hot cocoa, soup, and quiet conversation.
Workshop Mrs. Yael Bertram
DECEMBER 25 2025
A Maagalot gathering featuring a talk on becoming your own best friend, along with a hot buffet dinner and time to connect with new and old friends.
Zos Chanukah Gathering
DECEMBER 21 2025
An intimate Zos Chanukah evening centered on light, connection, and inner depth. The gathering included candle lighting, gently offered divrei Torah, a soulful kumzitz with live music, grounding sound meditation, and a hot buffet dinner shared in a welcoming home. The space was infused with song and thoughtful reflection, creating an atmosphere that was cozy, inspiring, and deeply nourishing. Evenings like this reflect the heart of Maagalot — creating meaningful, connective experiences that strengthen belonging and inner resilience.
Rosh Chodesh Kislev Event
NOVEMBER 20 2025
Thank you Miriam Saul for hosting such a warm and special evening!
We enjoyed seeing everyone, had some yummy food and left extremely inspired by Mrs. Chani Juravels incredible class.
Lag B'omer Event
April 20 2024
On our arrival on Friday afternoon we were treated to a relaxing painting session on the balcony of our scenic bungalows overlooking the surrounding pastoral mountains.
We spent Shabbos in the cozy wooden bungalows with the Ashkenazy and Goldstein Families - beautiful singing, divrei torah and a warm family atmosphere.
The meals as always were delicious and served graciously by Yoni & Yafi.
Being a "mini-Shabbaton" - with only 15 women allowed for deep conversation and connection.
Shabbos afternoon we enjoyed an enlightening and informative tour of Bet Horon with Rabbi Moshe Goldstein.
A wonderful weekend that flew by fast but left us with inspiration and a taste for more.
Mini-Shabbaton in Bet Horon
January 19-20 2024
On our arrival on Friday afternoon we were treated to a relaxing painting session on the balcony of our scenic bungalows overlooking the surrounding pastoral mountains.
We spent Shabbos in the cozy wooden bungalows with the Ashkenazy and Goldstein Families - beautiful singing, divrei torah and a warm family atmosphere.
The meals as always were delicious and served graciously by Yoni & Yafi.
Being a "mini-Shabbaton" - with only 15 women allowed for deep conversation and connection.
Shabbos afternoon we enjoyed an enlightening and informative tour of Bet Horon with Rabbi Moshe Goldstein.
A wonderful weekend that flew by fast but left us with inspiration and a taste for more.
Pre-Chanuka Party
December 5 2023
At the beautiful NBN venue, we enjoyed meeting many of our Maagalot friends with a deliciously catered meal of savory doughnut sandwiches and latkes, warm atmosphere and a fun and inspirational activity of painting our own beautiful tambourines in preparation for the Geula.
Shabbaton in Yavniel
March 17-18 2023
Early Friday morning saw us heading north to picturesque Yavniel.
A lavish picnic was arranged for us in the Yokneam Forest where we enjoyed a lovely nature walk amid beautiful spring blooms and grazing cows.
On our arrival in Yavniel - we were treated to a delightful weaving workshop where we created our very own Maagalot Challa cover!
We arrived in the spacious Nofesh Boutique accommodations just in time for a quick pre-Shabbos swim. We enjoyed an uplifting women's only Kabbalas Shabbos on the lawn followed by a delicious meal, songs and amazing divrei torah by our talented women. Friday night and Shabbos morning were filled with meaningful and connective activities.
The grand finale of "singin' (and dancin') in the rain" on board the Lido on a boat ride on the Kinneret on motzaei Shabbos left us eager for the next Shabbaton...
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