High Holiday Services

Rosh Hashanah Eve (September 11)

Rosh Hashanah Eve Service at 6:30pm | Rosh Hashanah Dinner at 7pm (Rosh Hashanah dinner requires a separate reservation. RSVP using the Rosh Hashanah dinner form.)

Rosh Hashanah Day One (September 12)

9:30am Morning Services | 11:00am Shofar blowing | 12:30pm Rosh Hashanah Luncheon

Check this option if you’ll be bringing children to the 11:00 AM children’s program during services.

Rosh Hashanah Day Two (September 13)

9:30am Morning Services | 11:00am Shofar blowing | 12:30pm Rosh Hashanah Luncheon

Check this option if you’ll be bringing children to the 11:00 AM children’s program during services.

Yom Kippur Kol Nidrei Eve (September 20)

6:30pm Kol Nidrei Evening Service

Yom Kippur Morning Service (September 21)

9:30am Morning Services | 11:30am Yizkor Memorial Service

Check this option if you’ll be bringing children to the 11:00 AM children’s program during services.

Yom Kippur closing prayer and Break-fast Buffet (September 21)

5:30pm Yom Kippur Closing prayer | 7:31pm Shofar Blowing followed by Lox & Bagels Buffet Break-Fast

Adult High Holiday Reservation

$180 Per Person | Enter the number of adults attending

Child High Holiday Reservation

$72 Per Person | Enter the number of children attending

Young Professional High Holiday Reservation

$118 Per Person | Enter the number of Young Professionals attending

Choose your High Holiday Gift Reservation

At Chabad Lincoln Park, we believe every Jew should have access to joyful and uplifting High Holiday services. Finances should never stand in the way. If needed, please choose an amount that works for you.

Partner with us this High Holiday Season

$1800 - High Holiday Gold Sponsor

$770 - Silver Sponsor

$500 - Children's Program Sponsor (Because we want our children to have a joyful and memorable holiday experience)

$180 - Sponsor one additional seat. Because every Jew belongs.

At Chabad Lincoln Park, membership is not required and no Jew is turned away due to lack of funds. Please consider a gift to cover the costs of High Holidays and to bring more light, community, Judaism and celebration to Lincoln Park.

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