We are happy to share that this year’s High Holy Day services will be both in-person and streamed.
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Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur services will be at Temple Sinai and livestreamed
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Rosh HaShanah afternoon events will be at Marina Park in Emeryville (not livestreamed)
For a complete list of services and locations, please see our Schedule page.
We are looking forward to spending the High Holy Days with you this year and are excited to share this year’s schedule of services. All Services will take place at Temple Sinai. Rosh HaShanah afternoon events and Tashlich will be held at Marina Park in Emeryville.
Most services will also be livestreamed for those who are unable to join us in person.
Tickets are not required for dependent children, but registration is necessary for childcare and/or children’s programming.
Your High Holy Days tickets are also name tags. Once you arrive at the event location, show the greeter your ticket/name tag and be sure to pick up a lanyard and holder so that all people can greet you by name. Please bring lanyards and nametags to all High Holy Days events and services.
If you renew your membership after September 20, your tickets will be held at Will Call.
Members
Non-Members
The High Holy Days are a time for reflection, re-connection, and prayer. We are delighted that you are considering joining us for the upcoming High Holy Days. In addition to celebrating and observing these special holidays, people often use these services as a way to get acquainted with our congregation and community.
We offer many ways to enjoy the beauty of the High Holy Days with a wide variety of services and musical styles and non-member participation in our services is always welcome.
Our members, who support our Temple year-round, absorb the overwhelming costs of our High Holy Day services. To help defray some of the costs, we ask non-members who can contribute to do so. Adult tickets are $275 per person.
We know that this is another exceptional year and we do not want finances to stand in the way of anyone joining us for services or from participating in our community. Please make a donation that is meaningful to you. The cost of a non-member ticket can later be applied toward Temple Sinai membership if you decide to join before the end of the calendar year.
If you purchase tickets after September 20, they will be held at Will Call.
Contributions for High Holy Day tickets are fully tax-deductible.
Childcare and Children's Program
We are happy to share that this year’s High Holy Day services will be in-person at Temple Sinai and streamed for those who are unable to attend in-person.
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Childcare for children age 2 – 5 and children's programming for grades K – 3 are available for early and late morning Rosh HaShanah services as well as both early and late morning Yom Kippur services.
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No childcare is available for Erev Rosh HaShanah, Kol Nidre, or Yom Kippur afternoon events.
For a complete list of services and locations, please see our Schedule page.
If you have already renewed your membership, High Holy Day Passes will be sent for each adult member of your household. Passes are not required for dependent children, but registration is necessary for childcare and/or children’s programming.
Your High Holy Days passes are also name tags. Once you arrive at the event location, show the greeter your name tag and be sure to pick up a lanyard and holder so that all people can greet you by name. Please bring lanyards and nametags to all High Holy Days events and services.
Please register for childcare and children's programming by September 20 using the links below.