High Holidays
There’s something special about celebrating the High Holidays together. Whether Chabad has been part of your holidays for years or this will be your first time joining us, you and your family are warmly invited to be part of it.
Come pray, reflect, hear the shofar, reconnect, and welcome the new year surrounded by friends and community. Our doors are open to everyone, no matter your background or level of observance. Come as you are, and celebrate the High Holidays with meaning, warmth, and a true sense of belonging.
Reserve Your High Holiday Seats
We look forward to welcoming you for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services! Because seating is limited, everyone—including members—must reserve their seats in advance; we don’t automatically hold seats based on membership.
Full-time members receive included High Holiday seating—two seats with a family membership and one seat with an individual membership—and should still complete the reservation form and use the member code to confirm their included seats. You may reserve for both holidays together or for Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur individually.
If the cost of seating would make it difficult for you to join us, please reach out—we are always happy to work with you so that everyone can be part of the High Holidays.
Full-time Family Members: 2 seats included for each holiday
Full-time Individual Members: 1 seat included for each holiday
Non-members: $300 per person for both holidays
Rosh Hashanah only: $150 per person
Yom Kippur only: $150 per person
events & programs
SATURDAY NIGHT , SEP 19, 9:00PM
Kaparot in the Parking Lot
Kaparot is an ancient tradition symbolizing purification from sin, recalling the verse, “Though your sins be like scarlet, they shall become as white as snow.” It may be performed between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, with the chickens afterward donated to charity.
Date and Time
Community Sukkah Hop
Join us for a festive Sukkah Hop as we visit neighborhood sukkahs, enjoy treats, connect with friends, and celebrate Sukkot together.
Wednesday, September 30 @4:00pm
Sukkot Touch a Truck!
Get ready for one of our favorite family events of the year! Join us for our Annual Sukkot TOUCH-A-TRUCK — and this year, we’re going BIGGER with exciting new trucks and experiences for ALL ages!
High Holidays Shop
Prepare for the High Holidays with everything you need, all in one place. We’ve made it easy to take care of the traditions and details ahead of the season, so you can focus on the meaning of the days ahead.
DEADLINE TO ORDER: SEPTEMBER 23
For your convenience, we are offering beautiful Lulav & Etrog sets so you can have your own set ready for Sukkot and enjoy the mitzvah throughout the holiday.
Fresh willow branches for use on Hoshana Rabbah, so you can fulfill the traditional custom of taking and striking the aravot during the morning prayers.
Services & Candle Lighting Times
Rosh Hashanah
FRIDAY, Sep 11
7:11PM Candle lighting
7:15PM Mincha
7:30PM Shabbat Rosh Hashanah Maariv
saturday, sep 12
Rosh Hashanah Day 1
9:00AM Shacharit
10:15AM 1:15 PM - Children’s Program
7:15PM Mincha
Candle Lighting after 8:03PM
sunday, sep 13
Rosh Hashanah Day 2
9:00AM Shachrit
10:15AM - 1:15 PM Children’s Program
11:30AM Shofar Blowing
6:30PM Mincha
6:45PM Tashlich
8:02PM Holiday Ends
Yom Kippur
Sunday, Sep 20
7:00AM & 8:00AM Shacharit
10:00AM- 12:00PM Women Mikvah
12:30PM - 2:00PM Men’s Mikvah
2:15PM Mincha
7:01PM Candle lighting & Fast Begins
7:10PM Mincha
7:20PM - 9:00PM Children’s Program
7:30PM Kol Nidrei
Monday, Sep 21
Yom Kippur
9:00 AM Shachrit
10:15 AM - 2 PM Children’s Program
11:45 AM Yizkor
5:30 PM Mincha
6:45 PM Neilah
7:52 PM Fast Ends
Sukkot & Simchat Torah
Friday, Sep 25
Erev Sukkot
6:56 PM Light Candles
7:05 PM Mincha
7:30 PM Shabbos Yom Tov Maariv
Shabbat, Sep 26
Sukkot Day 1
9:30 AM Shachris
followed by Kiddush in the Sukkah
7:00 PM Mincha
Candle Lighting after 7:47 PM
7:50 PM Maariv
Sunday, Sep 27
Sukkot Day 2
9:30 AM Shachris
Followed by Kiddush in the Sukkah
7:00 PM Mincha
7:46 PM Holiday Ends
Monday, Sep 28 – Thur, Oct 1
Chol Hamoed - Intermediary Days
6:30 AM, 8:00 AM & 9:30 AM Shachris
7:00 PM Mincha
Friday Oct. 2
Hoshanah Rabbah
6:30 AM & 8:30 AM Shacharis
6:48 PM Light Candles
6:55 PM Mincha
7:30 PM Maariv , followed by Hakafot
Shabbos, Oct 3
Shemini Atzeret
9:30 AM Shacharis
11:00 AM Yizkor
6:55 PM Mincha
Light Candles AFTER 7:39 PM
7:40 PM Maariv, followed by Hakafot
Sunday, October 4
Simchas Torah
9:30 AM Shacharis
10:15 AM Birchas Kohanim
Everyone receives an Aliyah
7:00 PM Mincha
7:38 PM Holiday Ends
A LITTLE NOTE:
Don’t have access to a Sukkah at home? Our community Sukkah will be available throughout Sukkot for anyone who would like to use it.