- Men's Club Ping Pong EveningA fun night out with guys at Triangle Table Tennis Center! Ping Pong, game room, drinks, Torah study, and shmoozing RSVP at info@chabadofcary.org
- Purim at ChabadJoin us for a memorable Purim! This year, we will be having a exclusive Purim evening for Adults at Fortnight Brewery (March 9th) as well as an incredible family party at Defy Apex (March 10th) Click here for details about our events!
- Mommy and MeConnect with other Jewish parents and kids as we explore the child's world through story, song, cooking, crafts and circle time. New Program Thursday Mornings 9:30 - 10:30
- Lunch & Learn - Tuesdays at 11:45amOur Lunch & Learns offer wonderful ways to infuse meaning into your week. Since each class covers a stand-alone subject, anyone can benefit from each one even if you cannot make all of them. Learn More Now
- The Cary Kosher Co-opA new community program offering the the largest variety of kosher and chicken in the area. Stop by Chabad for easy purchasing, Click here to see current items
- Shabbat ServicesJoin us for an incredible Shabbat experience including an interactive Torah discussion, plus delicious Kiddush lunch each week. And new this Spring...Weekly Kabbalat Shabbat on Fridays Shabbos Schedule
- Our New Beautiful Location!Chabad of Cary has moved! As we work towards our own building we're excited to move to our new temporary facility at 4104 Grace Park Drive. Learn more about our New Facility and Future Building
- Chai ClubChai Partners are comprised of individuals committed to the financial support of our center. Learn how to become partners in our work. Read More
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1 + 1 = A Holy OneWhy a half-shekel? And if a half holy
shekel is a regular shekel, why not simply require a... Read More - Mishpatim Parshah QuizTake this quiz to see how well you know the parshah of Mishpatim. Read More
- What Kind of Guard Are You?The monetary laws of the Torah are more than just utilitarian laws that allow for a functioning... Read More
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The Burial Society's TefillinAn assortment of
tefillin—some old and worn, others glossy and new—lay neatly arranged.
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