Holidays & Festivals
“If you are not a better person tomorrow than you are today,
what need have you for a tomorrow?”
Rabbi Nachman of Breslov
The Jewish Holidays are not just celebrations, they are opportunities for growth and increased self-awareness. The 10 Plagues of Passover; the sounding of the Shofar on Rosh Hashanah; the eating in the Sukkah during Sukkot; the beating of the willows on Hoshanah Rabbah… each and every holiday brings a new message and a unique opportunity to work on improving an aspect of oneself and to help repair the world.
Please join us throughout the year as we share these sacred and meaningful times together.
Click on any of the highlighted links below for more information about each holiday.
Erev Rosh Hashanah Service Friday, September 11 6:00pm - Service (Tickets Required) 7:00pm - Dinner (RSVP Required)
Erev Rosh Hashanah Dinner Friday, September 11 7:00PM Menu: Sliced Challah Honey & Apples Vegetable Pate Roasted Boneless Turkey Breast with Challah Fruit Stuffing and [...]
Rosh Hashanah Day 1 9:00AM - Service (Tickets Required) 10:00AM - Youth Program Kiddish Lunch
Rosh Hashanah Day 2 9:00AM - Service (Tickets Required) Kiddish Lunch 2:00PM Tashlich
Kol Nidre Dinner (RSVP Required) Wednesday, September 20 4:45PM Menu Sliced Challah | Honey & Apples | Shaved Fennel & Mandarin Orange Salad Baked Chicken [...]
Kol Nidre / Yom Kippur Services Sunday, September 20 4:45 pm - Dinner (RSVP Required) 6:30 pm - Service (Tickets Required)
Yom Kippur (Tickets Required) 9:00AM Shacharit 11:00 AM Yizkor 3:00PM Study Session with Rabbi Werbin 4:15PM Mincha 6:30PM Neilah 8:00PM Break-the-Fast
Erev Sukkot Friday, September 25 6:30PM - Service followed by Sukkot Dinner (RSVP Required)
Hoshanah Rabbah Friday, October 2 8:45 AM Service 10:00 AM Whack the Willows followed by Breakfast 6:30PM - Erev Shemini Atzeret Service followed by Oneg [...]
The day after the seventh day of Sukkot, is the holiday Shemini Atzeret. Shemini Atzeret literally means “the assembly of the eighth (day).” Yizkor, a [...]
Simchat Torah Sunday, October 4 9:30AM - Service followed by Kiddush lunch
The Jewish Holidays are not just celebrations, they are opportunities for growth and increased self-awareness. The 10 Plagues of Passover; the sounding of the Shofar on Rosh Hashanah; the eating in the Sukkah during Sukkot; the beating of the willows on Hoshanah Rabbah… each and every holiday brings a new message and a unique opportunity to work on improving an aspect of oneself and to help repair the world.
