Zsiliputi Jewish Sunday School in Budapest: engaging, age-based programs for kids 4–14 with games, crafts, stories, and Bar
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Vasárnapi gyerekprogram is back at Zsilip — now reimagined as Zsiliputi Zsidó Vasárnapi Iskola, returning to the Zsilip Center’s two-story playhouse with multiple study rooms at Újpest Quay (Újpesti rakpart) 1 in Budapest’s 13th district. Hundreds of kids who spent their Sunday mornings here carry those memories for years — shared play, playful learning, and a buzzing community vibe. The refreshed Sunday school opens its doors to ages 4–14 with engaging, age-based groups, games, crafts, stories, and values that stick for life. Sessions run Sundays, 10:00–12:15 (some notes reference 10:00–12:30).
Time: Sundays, 10:00–12:15. Place: Zsilip, Újpest Quay (Újpesti rakpart) 1, Budapest, 13th district. Dates: 2026.02.22; 2026.03.01; 03.08; 03.15; 03.22; 03.29; 2026.04.05; 04.12; 04.19; 04.26; 2026.05.03; 05.10; 05.17; 05.24; 05.31; 2026.06.07. Organizers reserve the right to change dates and programs.
Across all groups, kids prepare for Jewish holidays, learn about mitzvot, explore traditions, and absorb values that guide them well beyond Sunday. Whether you’re tiny, a tween, nearly a youth leader, or approaching Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Zsiliputi is built for you — with laughter, discovery, and a warm, growing community.
Every Sunday brings hands-on magic: playful green themes, lots of crafts, and lively Jewish stories and heroes. Expect discovery, storytelling, creating, and bonding into a true little community. Time: Sundays, 10:00–12:15.
Get ready for creative missions, Jewish tales, games, and a super-good vibe. From September onward, the team can’t wait to meet as many smiling little seashells as possible. Time: Sundays, 10:00–12:15.
A real mini-community where you can make, play, laugh, and explore. Think Jewish stories, crafting, friendship, and plenty of good cheer. The team is set and counting down to shared Sundays. Time: Sundays, 10:00–12:15.
The BMC kicks off with positive energy, laughter, and good spirits. For those stepping toward adulthood, it’s about learning what it means to become an official member of the community. Expect conversations on Jewish values and traditions, your own big questions, plus games, crafts, shared thinking, experiential programs, creative challenges, and project tasks. Time: Sundays, 10:00–12:15.
The MKZ trains tomorrow’s madrichim week by week: how to lead by example, become strong guides and educators, understand children’s needs and development, and support them — all in a joyful, Jewish spirit. Time: Sundays, 10:00–12:15.
