High Holidays at the J 2026 / 5787

Rosh Hashanah:

Sept 12

10 am - 12 pm

Welcome the new year with an uplifting, all-ages service filled with music, connection, and tradition. Together we'll celebrate the meaning of Rosh Hashanah in a way that's engaging for children and meaningful for adults. Following the one-hour service, stay for family-friendly holiday activities and time to connect as we begin a sweet new year together.

Kol Nidre:

Sept 20

5:30 pm - 7 pm
As Yom Kippur begins, join us for an intimate evening of song and contemplation. This one-hour service creates space to pause, reflect, and enter the holiest day of the Jewish year together in a way that is welcoming and accessible for every generation.

Yom Kippur Day:

Sept 21

10 am - 12 pm

Spend the morning in community with a one-hour service that blends timeless tradition with an approachable, engaging experience for all ages. Through music and shared moments of reflection, we'll explore the themes of forgiveness, renewal, and hope that define Yom Kippur.

Neilah:

Sept 21

4 pm - 6 pm

Come together for the final moments of Yom Kippur with a meaningful hour of music and reflection. Afterwards, families and community members are invited to explore self-guided activities that encourage reflection on the year ahead before we gather once more to close the holiday together through song and community.

Simchat Torah Family Jam:

Oct 4

10 am - 12 pm
Celebrate the joy of Simchat Torah with beloved Jewish musician Jason Mesches during a lively, one-hour Family Jam full of singing, dancing, and Jewish music. After the concert, continue the celebration with hands-on Simchat Torah activities as we rejoice in the Torah and begin the cycle anew.