This highly acclaimed 1-hr multimedia presentation covers a rich variety of topics - the history of the Seder, the origins of its customs, and novel approaches for everyone's seder. It focuses on providing creative and educational ideas and how to integrate them into seders organized around different topics. Themes, discussion topics, and activities to enrich the seder are included apart from what's in our book. As our seders were written up in The New York Times and filmed by PBS, we have a lot of material. The program is supplemented by the fascinating story of how the authors obtained Four Questions translations from an amazing span of people across the globe: Jews from Uganda to Uzbekistan, Aboriginals in Australia, Eskimo Bishops, and even a Circassian princess.

The program is lively/interactive/visual with lavish illustrations, audio, and video. The workshop is both scholarly and fun. (See references from hosting Rabbis below.) Personally, inscribed books are available after the program.

All attendees receive a richly annotated resources handout supplementing what was presented at the workshop.