The Show must go on… Saturday Night LIVE!

Dinner, Dancing… L’Chaim!

Join us for an awesome evening of amazing food, drink and DANCING WITH THE TORAH!!

Chag sameach! Good Yom Tov!

Join us for Yom Tov Dinner & Kiddush Lunch anyday! NO RSVP necessary

Friday

Shabbat/Yom Tov Candlelighting 6:04pm

7:00pm - Shmini Atzeret Hakafot

Saturday

10:00 - Morning Services

Yom Tov Candlelighting AFTER 7:01pm

7:00pm - Simchas Torah Hakafot, Dinner & L’Chaim!!

Sunday

10:00pm - Morning Services & Hakafot

7:00pm - Holiday Ends

Every Jew may not be a great Torah scholar, but EVERY Jew can dance with the Torah. Our Sages tell us that the joy felt on Simchas Torah permeates our entire year! So come celebrate with your Jewish community the last, most joyous day of the High Holidays… SIMCHAS TORAH!!

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If you can’t make it…

From the intense joy and celebration of the past seven days of Sukkot we are raised yet higher this evening to the lofty spiritual heights of the Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah holiday (October 9-11).

Typically on Simchat Torah we express our unbridled joy over our relationship with G‑d by dancing communally and uninhibitedly with ever-intensifying intent, serenading G‑d and circling with His Torah scrolls ‘round and ‘round the sanctuary. This year, however, while some of us might replicate parts of that (amid careful social distancing regulations), most of us will be celebrating in our homes.

However, even while physically distanced from our Torahs and our communities, we will be spiritually closer than ever before!

Our Simchat Torah this year is rife with unprecedented holy energy to help us supersede the limitations of our physical reality and tap into our true selves, our complete oneness with G‑d and His Torah, and with one another.

Let’s invite G‑d directly into our personal space and tap into His sublime Simchat Torah energy by celebrating His Torah in our homes, dancing and singing alone (and/or with family) with unbridled joy.