News and Updates from the Community

We have made every effort
to preserve your customary seats.
To view your Rosh Hashana seats, click here.

We are happy to welcome you,
even if you do not have a reserved seat.

Please sit in any unassigned seat.

Reserved seats are free with membership.
Additional reserved seats for members are $125
and $250 for non-members.

To make a payment, please send a check or make a donation on our website.
To discuss any special seating needs
or requests that you may have, please e-mail us.

Enter the synagogue through the main doors.
If you must use the side door, please ask our security guard for assistance.

We plan to provide childcare from 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM.
Only children and their parents/guardians
are permitted in the Beit Midrash during these hours.

Rosh Hashana is a long day - lacking in kiddush -
and there are many new people to meet.
Why not come back later in the day
- 5:30 PM on the first day of Rosh Hashana -
for some honey cake and a lechaim?

We thank everyone who helped us to prepare for Yom Tov. We are especially grateful to: Jessica Tamar Deutsch for designing our beautiful New Year's card (seen above!), Joan Nachmani and Cori Robinson for providing the flowers (in memory of Cori's mother, Peggy Robinson, and her uncle, Joseph Zeller); Choni Bellino, Henry Frank, Dana Friedman, Eli Szus, Avi Sosa, and David Waxman, for helping us to prepare our sanctuary; Dr. Jeremy Block for sponsoring our New Year's party; Neil Kitainik and Grace Auerbach for their administrative assistance; and our building manager, Vincenzo Aiosa, and his team for the essential and aesthetic improvements they continue to make.