High Holy Days Schedule 5787 / 2026
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All services are at the Myerberg unless otherwise noted.
Seliḥot
Saturday evening, September 5
8:30 PM - Seliḥot service. Details to follow
Rosh Hashanah
Friday, September 11
6:15 PM - Rosh Hashanah Evening Services
Candle lighting time 7:03 PM
Saturday, September 12
9:00 AM - Rosh Hashanah Day 1 Morning Services
10:30 AM - Tot Shabbat Service
11:00 AM - Children's service (6th grade and below)
11:15 AM - Teen and Young Adult Event (7th grade and above)
Light candles for Day 2 after 8:10 PM from an existing flame.
Sunday, September 13
9:00 AM - Rosh Hashanah Day 2 Morning Services
11:00 AM - Interactive activity for Kids of all ages
1:00 PM (approximately) - Tailgate & Tashlikh
Tailgate & Tashlikh is a communal picnic (bring your own food, perhaps enough to share) that begins shortly after services.
We walk to Western Run Stream at Bancroft for Tashlikh, at approximately 1:45 PM.
Havdalah 8:08 PM
Yom Kippur
Sunday, September 20
6:25 PM - Kol Nidrei and Yom Kippur Evening Services
Candle lighting time 6:48 PM
Monday, September 21
9:00 AM - Yom Kippur Morning Services
10:30 AM - Tot Shabbat Service
11:00 AM - Children's service (6th grade and below)
Yizkor (begins around 11:15 AM) followed by Musaf
11:45 AM - Teen and Young Adult Event (7th grade and above)
There will be a break from approximately 1:30 PM to 4:45 PM.
4:45 PM - Study sessions
5:45 PM - Minḥah - Afternoon Services
6:45 PM - Neilah
7:55 PM - Final shofar blowing and Havdalah, followed immediately by a light communal Break Fast.
Looking ahead to Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret, & Simchat Torah
Coming soon: Order your lulav and etrog and pick up at shul on the second day of Sukkot.
Saturday, September 26
10:00 AM - Sukkot Day 1 Morning Services
Sunday, September 27
10:00 AM - Sukkot Day 2 Morning Services
Saturday, October 3
10:00 AM - Shemini Atzeret Morning Services including Yizkor
7:30 PM - Simchat Torah Evening Service
Sunday, October 4
10:00 AM - Simchat Torah Morning Services
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