Triple Chai (Ages 54+)

Triple Chai is Society Hill Synagogue’s social group for congregants ages 54 and older. Chai (with the “ch” pronounced like in “challah”) means “living” in Hebrew and is a word formed by two Hebrew letters whose numerical value totals 18. Hence Triple Chai!
Recent Triple Chai programs and activities have included outings to theatre and a meal, specially guided tours of local art galleries, film festival screenings, and renowned speakers. We welcome all adults ages 54 and older — singles and couples — to join us and build deeper and wider bonds in a fun, welcoming ambiance. For more information, please contact Robin Cohen and Natalie Landro at triplechai(at)societyhillsynagogue.org.

Upcoming Events:

Sharon Geller Presents: Colonial Chat with Ben & Betsy

Sunday, May 17 @ 7:00 pm
$18 Society Hill Synagogue Members
$45 General Public
Society Hill Synagogue (418 Spruce St.)
Beloved performer Sharon Geller, who appeared four times on SNL, returns with an entertaining and educational new comedy show. Watch Ben Franklin and Betsy Ross recount colonial tales and play an interactive game show with the audience. Expect trivia, laughs, red-white-and-blue prizes, and Jewish Philly connections!
 

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Lunch & Music with Les “Doc” Rachlin

Sunday, June 14 @ 12:00 pm (Lunch) and 1:00 pm (Performance)
$10 Society Hill Synagogue Members
$36 General Public
Society Hill Synagogue (418 Spruce St.)
Join Triple Chai for lunch and an entertaining performance by Jewish American folk singer and guitarist Les “Doc” Rachlin. His repertoire includes beloved songs by Jewish American songwriters such as Paul Simon and Bob Dylan, along with surprising favorites you may not know were written by Jewish artists. Blending blues, ballads, rock, country, and show tunes with engaging storytelling, Doc creates a performance that is both enlightening and highly enjoyable.
Les “Doc” Rachlin began his folk career in the early 1970s, opening for Johnny Cash, Conway Twitty, and Loretta Lynn before pursuing a career in medicine. Encouraged by his family, he returned to music in 2001 and has been captivating audiences ever since.

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