High Holidays In-Person Registration

Join us for this symbolic ceremony of casting away the sins of the past year as we toss bread crumbs into the reservoir while reciting the words of the prophets Ezekiel and Isaiah along with Psalms. Families with children are welcome to join our outdoor Tashlich service for an activity specifically designed for young learners. Parents and children will learn alongside one another while participating in the beautiful Taschlich ritual.

Planning on joining us virtually this year? Get your coffee and your tallit ready - your family is invited to a special Zoom family service, which will bring you and your young ones the energy and spirituality of High Holiday tefilah straight to your device at home. Over the course of the hour, participants will engage in interactive activities, singing, and learning that speaks to the heart of the High Holiday experience. This program is primarily geared for learners from pre-K through fourth grade and their parents and grandparents. However, anyone is invited to join.

Two in-person family service options will be held this year! One for learners from pre-K through 4th grade and their parents, and one for learners in Grades 5-7. These services are active and participatory - so come ready to move, sing and question.

Two in-person family service options will be held this year! One for learners from pre-K through 4th grade and their parents, and one for learners in Grades 5-7. These services are active and participatory - so come ready to move, sing and question.

This program will begin following the Torah Service in the main sanctuary. All post-B’nai Mitzvah-aged students (and their curious parents!) are welcome to join Jonah and other Shul leaders downstairs for informal learning. Snacks will be served on Rosh Hashanah only.

Planning on joining us virtually this year? Get your coffee and your tallit ready - your family is invited to a special Zoom family service, which will bring you and your young ones the energy and spirituality of High Holiday tefilah straight to your device at home. Over the course of the hour, participants will engage in interactive activities, singing, and learning that speaks to the heart of the High Holiday experience. This program is primarily geared for learners from pre-K through fourth grade and their parents and grandparents. However, anyone is invited to join.

Two in-person family service options will be held this year! One for learners from pre-K through 4th grade and their parents, and one for learners in Grades 5-7. These services are active and participatory - so come ready to move, sing and question.

Two in-person family service options will be held this year! One for learners from pre-K through 4th grade and their parents, and one for learners in Grades 5-7. These services are active and participatory - so come ready to move, sing and question.

This program will begin following the Torah Service in the main sanctuary. All post-B’nai Mitzvah-aged students (and their curious parents!) are welcome to join Jonah and other Shul leaders downstairs for informal learning. Snacks will be served on Rosh Hashanah only.

Planning on joining us virtually this year? Get your coffee and your tallit ready - your family is invited to a special Zoom family service, which will bring you and your young ones the energy and spirituality of High Holiday tefilah straight to your device at home. Over the course of the hour, participants will engage in interactive activities, singing, and learning that speaks to the heart of the High Holiday experience. This program is primarily geared for learners from pre-K through fourth grade and their parents and grandparents. However, anyone is invited to join.

Two in-person family service options will be held this year! One for learners from pre-K through 4th grade and their parents, and one for learners in Grades 5-7. These services are active and participatory - so come ready to move, sing and question.

Two in-person family service options will be held this year! One for learners from pre-K through 4th grade and their parents, and one for learners in Grades 5-7. These services are active and participatory - so come ready to move, sing and question.

This program will begin following the Torah Service in the main sanctuary. All post-B’nai Mitzvah-aged students (and their curious parents!) are welcome to join Jonah and other Shul leaders downstairs for informal learning. Snacks will not be provided on this day.