
On Saturday evening, Kos & Kaos welcomed the Jewish New Year with an evening full of warmth, reflection, and community spirit.

Rabbi Michael Kohn opened the night with moving words about renewal and belonging — reminding us how every new year invites both personal and collective growth. His reflections touched on the deeper meaning of hope, courage, and connection, setting a beautiful tone for the year ahead.
The room was alive with conversation and curiosity, as both familiar faces and new members joined the Kos & Kaos community. Over handmade cocktails, shared stories, and thoughtful exchanges, a genuine sense of togetherness and optimism took shape.
We left the evening feeling uplifted and inspired — ready to carry this spirit of unity and hope into the coming year. Shana Tova from all of us at Kos & Kaos — may it be a year of growth, light, and shared purpose.


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