Our programs

Shabbat, learning, kids and every stage of life — there’s a place for you at Chabad House Demo.

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Friends sharing a candlelit Shabbat dinner around a table with challah

Shabbat dinners

Every Friday night, after a short service, we sit down to kiddush, fresh challah and a three-course home-cooked dinner. Forty people on a quiet week, a hundred on a holiday — and always a seat for one more.

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Holiday table with challah, salads and a lit menorah among white tulips

Jewish holidays

From the shofar on Rosh Hashanah to the last matzah ball of Passover, every holiday of the year happens here — services, meals, and something for the kids. You bring yourself; we'll bring the rest.

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Torah classes & Lunch and Learn

A Tuesday evening class on the week's Torah portion, a Thursday Lunch and Learn downtown, and one-on-one study whenever you want it. No background needed — bring a question and leave with something to think about.

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Hebrew school

Sunday mornings from 9:30 to 12:00 for kids from kindergarten to sixth grade. Hebrew reading, holidays they get to make and taste, and Jewish stories — taught by teachers who know every child's name.

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Teens & college students

CTeen for high schoolers — Thursday nights, community service and an international Shabbaton — and Shabbat dinners, study breaks and a home away from home for students at UTSA, Trinity and UIW.

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Women's circle

Challah bakes, a monthly Rosh Chodesh evening, and a group of women who show up for each other — with meals when a baby comes and a phone call when a week is hard. Led by the Rebbetzin.

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Torah scrolls in embroidered covers inside an open ark

Bar & Bat Mitzvah

A year of learning with the Rabbi or Rebbetzin, built around your child — their portion, their questions, their mitzvah project — and a celebration that fits your family, at the Chabad House or anywhere you like.

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Life cycle & the Jewish home

A rabbi when you need one: a brit or baby naming, a wedding under the chuppah, a funeral and the year of mourning, a yahrzeit. And help at home — a mezuzah check, kashering a kitchen, a tour of the mikvah.

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