A year that begins with Shabbat is a year filled with making space.
Shabbat is the day when G-d invites us to step away from weekday demands and make space for family, for G-d, for rest from the mundane, and for being present with one another.
This year, 5787 begins and ends with Shabbat, making the theme of Shabbat part of the rhythm of the entire year. We invite you to make space for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur and celebrate the beginning of this special year with us.
High Holiday Dates
Rosh Hashanah: Friday evening, September 11, through Sunday, September 13
Yom Kippur: Sunday evening, September 20, through Monday evening, September 21
Your RSVP helps us know how many seats to prepare, how much food to make, and how to arrange our spaces so that everyone has a place.
Whether this is your first High Holiday at Chabad or you have celebrated with us many times, we look forward to welcoming you.
We are ready to bring more light into our lives, our community, and the world.
Please help in two important ways.
#1 — RSVP. With G-d's help, we expect to welcome many people. Please RSVP as soon as you can so we can prepare properly for everyone.
#2 — Invite Others. Everyone knows someone who may not have a place to go. Invite them to join us and experience the warmth and special atmosphere of the High Holidays. We need each other in the room together!
Thank you for being an integral part of our community. We look forward to celebrating the High Holidays with you.