Sukkot
Wednesday Eve, October 12
6:10 pm: Mincha & Maariv Services followed by dinner in the Sukkah (RSVP)
Thursday, October 13
1st Day of Sukkot
9:30 a.m: Services;
Blessing the Lulav and the Esrog followed by Kiddush in the Sukkah
6:00 pm: Mincha & Maariv Services
Dinner in the Sukkah (RSVP)
Light candles after 7:00 pm
Friday, October 14
2nd Day of Sukkot
9:30 am: Morning Services
6:00 pm: Mincha & Maariv Services
followed by Dinner in the sukkah (RSVP)
Light candles at 6:00 pm
Shabbat, October 15
1st Intermediate Day of Sukkot
9:30 am: Morning Services
followed by Kiddush in the Sukkah.
5:45 pm: Mincha & Maariv Services
Sunday, October 16
2nd Intermediate Day of Sukkot
9:00 am: Morning Services
12:00-5:00 pm Come visit our Sukkah
on 77th Street bet. 1st & York Ave.
Mon.-Tues., October 17-18
7:30 am: Chol Hamoed Services
Hoshanah Rabbah
Wednesday, October 19
7:00 am: Special Hoshanois Service
Shemini Atzeret
Wednesday Eve., October 19
6:00 p.m. - Services and Dancing with the Torah (exclusive at Chabad) followed by
Dinner in the Sukkah. (RSVP)
Light candles at 5:52 pm
Thursday, October 20
9:30 a.m. Morning Services
11:30 am: Yizkor services
followed by farewell Kiddush in the Sukkah
Simchat Torah
Thursday Eve, October 20
6:00 pm: Mincha & Maariv Services
Light candles after 6:50 pm
7:30 pm: 10th Annual Simchat Torah
Street Festival!
Join thousands of Jews for
joyous singing & dancing with the Torah on East 77th St. btwn 1st & York Aves.
Friday, October 21
9:30 a.m. Morning Services
& Dancing with the Torah.
We conclude the reading of the Torah and begin the Torah all over again followed by Kiddush.
Shabbat Bereishit
Set the tone for the whole year
Friday, October 21
5:45 pm: Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat
Light candles at 5:49 pm
Shabbat, October 22
9:30 am: Morning Service followed by kiddush
5:30 pm: Mincha, followed by farbrengen, evening service & havdallah.
Shabbat ends 6:47 pm
Dinners: $45 adult/ $30 child / $36 student.
Call 212.717.4613 to RSVP
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