For all those never educated about Passover, or who simply can’t remember why people painted lamb’s blood on their doors, “What the Chomez?!” is the event to go to this Tuesday. You may even learn what Chomez is, and why you aren’t supposed to eat it during Passover. The hour-long information session will explain all about the seven day holiday that begins on April 3rd, and commemorates the freeing of the Israelites from Egyptian slavery. “What the Chomez?!” begins at seven p.m. and all are welcome to attend.
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