NEW YORK (AP) — If you're away from home this Passover but you'd like to attend a seder, you can probably find one wherever you'll be, using the online International Seder Finder.
The Seder Finder, at www.Chabad.org/Seders, lists some 2,000 communal seders being held around the world by the Chabad-Lubavitch organization.
Anyone is welcome to attend the ritual meals and celebrations. Many of them are free of charge, though you should let local organizers know in advance if you're planning to come so they can be sure to have enough food for everyone who shows up.
The seders range from celebrations on many U.S. college campuses to cities all over the country and the world, from Boise to Barcelona to Katmandu in Nepal, which Chabad describes as the largest seder on earth, attracting close to 1,000 Israeli backpackers each year.
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