Every year, Jews, and the folks who love them, gather around the Seder table with family and friends to read from the Haggadah, the story of Jewish ancestors who were enslaved in Egypt and their journey to freedom. It's a time not only to remember the past but also to make the Seder experience relevant, relatable, and personal, incorporating new and up-to-date interpretations and interests. It doesn't matter if you've read the entire Talmud ten times in Aramaic or if your religious education consists of a few episodes of Seinfeld--The Passover Haggadah is for everyone. It's about making the Seder experience one's own.

"Many of the texts and translations in this Haggadah come courtesy of two excellent open-source resources, Haggadot.com and Sefaria.org"--Credit page.