Especially for families with 0- to 11-year-olds, all ages welcome. This outdoor Rosh Hashanah gathering will start with singing and celebration. Then, activities especially for families with 0- to 5-year-old children and/or 6- to 11-year-old children will help everyone enter the new year in community.

This service will take place at the Tiffany Center and online via our YouTube stream.

There will be a potluck meal following the service. You are encouraged to bring your own reusable dishware if possible but plates and utensils will be provided. The service is open to all Havurah members. Please contact Beth Shreve with questions.

4:30 Service, 5:30 picnic — Led by Alicia Jo Rabins and Hannah Treuhaft — Location provided upon RSVP. Especially for Families with children ages 6-12, and all ages welcome. The service will include music, traditional Rosh Hashana prayers, shofar blowing, and kid-friendly intention-setting for the New Year. Whether or not you’re staying for dinner, please feel free to bring apples, honey, and challah so we can all say the blessings together to close the service!. Please bring a shofar if you have one!

We will meet evenings on most of the days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, and as a bonus on Yom Kippur during the service break. We gather to indulge in Inquiry, Intention and Introspection around themes of the ten Days of Awe, with a focus on turning and returning to the One. All are welcome. Each evening we will read an excerpt from The Book of Days, by Rabbi Jill Hammer, and/or other texts, make time for guided contemplation, and share reflections about teshuvah in small groups.

This service will take place at Havurah Shalom and online in Zoom Room Neshamah. It will be followed by a free Community Luncheon. All are welcome. For complete information about High Holidays at Havurah Shalom, please visit our High Holidays page.

All are invited to this free, post-service luncheon at Havurah Shalom.

We will meet evenings on most of the days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, and as a bonus on Yom Kippur during the service break. We gather to indulge in Inquiry, Intention and Introspection around themes of the ten Days of Awe, with a focus on turning and returning to the One. All are welcome. Each evening we will read an excerpt from The Book of Days, by Rabbi Jill Hammer, and/or other texts, make time for guided contemplation, and share reflections about teshuvah in small groups.

For all who want a regular prayer practice and for people saying Kaddish. We meet both in person and streaming online in Zoom Room Aleph. All are welcome. Please email info@havurahshalom.org for join info.

We will meet evenings on most of the days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, and as a bonus on Yom Kippur during the service break. We gather to indulge in Inquiry, Intention and Introspection around themes of the ten Days of Awe, with a focus on turning and returning to the One. All are welcome. Each evening we will read an excerpt from The Book of Days, by Rabbi Jill Hammer, and/or other texts, make time for guided contemplation, and share reflections about teshuvah in small groups.

Tap into your creative side with this writing workshop open to writers and non-writers alike. Writing prompts and short writing sessions will get your creative juices flowing in this non-judgmental environment. You can use these prompts to discover important things about yourself and your family, or you can just have some fun writing a zany story about Jewish robots and matzoh. Participants can (optionally) develop a piece from the workshop and share it at a reading at the end of the session. Group size limited to 8. Led by Yuvi Zalkow, author of two novels and a bunch of stories.

We will meet evenings on most of the days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, and as a bonus on Yom Kippur during the service break. We gather to indulge in Inquiry, Intention and Introspection around themes of the ten Days of Awe, with a focus on turning and returning to the One. All are welcome. Each evening we will read an excerpt from The Book of Days, by Rabbi Jill Hammer, and/or other texts, make time for guided contemplation, and share reflections about teshuvah in small groups.

Because Yom Kippur falls on our usual Wednesday publication date, we will publish on Monday, Oct. 3. The deadline for submission is today, Sept. 30.

An in-depth look at the weekly Torah reading, led by congregants. No prior knowledge or study is necessary. At Havurah Shalom and in Zoom Room Bet. Email info@havurahshalom.org for Zoom link.

We will chant verses and spend time in silent prayer and meditation, then connect through Torah discussion and share blessings. Led by Rabbi Benjamin.

We will meet evenings on most of the days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, and as a bonus on Yom Kippur during the service break. We gather to indulge in Inquiry, Intention and Introspection around themes of the ten Days of Awe, with a focus on turning and returning to the One. All are welcome. Each evening we will read an excerpt from The Book of Days, by Rabbi Jill Hammer, and/or other texts, make time for guided contemplation, and share reflections about teshuvah in small groups.