The Shul of New York
A Synagogue for Spiritual Judaism
High Holiday
Ticket Information
Come home to the Shul for this holiday season
and share in celebrating our past, present, and future.
We are delighted to invite you back to the Angel Orensanz Foundation for our landmark High Holiday celebrations of 2024. Why landmark? Because this year our services will be co-led in person by:
Rabbi Eva Sax Bolder, the Shul’s rabbi from 2016-2021
Rabbi Matthew Reimer, the Shul’s rabbi from 2014-2016
Rabbi Burt Siegel, the Shul’s Founder and Rabbi Emeritus
Adam Feder, the Shul’s beloved Co-Spiritual Leader
And of course The Shul Band will be there, too! Without them we wouldn’t be The Shul of New York!
This powerhouse team will lead us in the unique, inspiring Shul of New York High Holiday liturgy. They will each bring their understanding, warmth, humor, empathy and wisdom to this year’s High Holiday services, embraced by the amazing music of The Shul Band.
We hope that YOU will be with us for these once-in-a-lifetime services. Did you know that Rosh Hashanah will be the start of the Shul’s 25th year? Yet another reason to celebrate in community and to welcome the year ahead!
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High Holiday Schedule
Yom Kippur
Erev Yom Kippur/Kol Nidre
Friday, October 11
7:00 PM (Doors open 6:00 PM)
Yom Kippur
Saturday, October 12
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM (Doors open 9:00 AM)
Yizkor at 4:45PM
Kid’s Yom Kippur Program
Saturday, October 12
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Doors open 9:30 AM)
More details on programming for
the break during Yom Kippur (day) coming soon!
Rosh Hashanah
Erev Rosh Hashanah
Wednesday, October 2
7:00 PM (Doors open 6:00 PM)
Rosh Hashanah
Thursday, October 3
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Doors open 9:00 AM)
Kid’s Rosh Hashanah Program
Thursday, October 3
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Doors open 9:30 AM)
More Information
Tashlich (Led by Rabbi Eva)
Thursday, October 3
3:30 PM
Meet inside the park at 72nd Street and Central Park West
This is a free event, but registration is required: Register here
Memorial Service
Monday, October 7
Led by Rabbi Eva on Zoom
Time TBD
The early-bird Recommended Donation is $180 per ticket.
On September 9th, this amount will be increased to $200 per ticket.
For Ticket Donations less than the recommended amount, please email Lisa@theshulofny.org for assistance.
A ticket is required for each person 13 & older for each service. There are four services, so if you wish to attend
all 4 services, you need 4 tickets per person.
Kids 12 & under DO need a ticket for the Kids' Program on the lower level. The recommended donation is $36.
Kids 12 & under DO NOT need a ticket for services in the Sanctuary. Kids must be accompanied by an adult in the Sanctuary at all times.
Please remember that the Shul has no minimum membership dues
so we count on your generosity to ensure a future for the Shul.
PICK UP YOUR TICKETS AT THE WILL CALL DESK.
WE DO NOT MAIL TICKETS TO YOU.
Help out by making an additional donation to:
High Holiday Appeal - Ensure the future survival of the Shul.
Music Fund - Support The Shul Band
Roll of Remembrance - Memorialize a loved one
L’shana Tovah!
All High Holiday Services will take place
at the Angel Orensanz Foundation
172 Norfolk St.
New York, NY 10002
Remember that The Shul of New York has no minimum membership dues, and we count on your generosity to ensure our future. We ask that you please explore
our Donation opportunities, and if you are able, contribute to one that resonates with you.
We're all volunteers! Would you like to volunteer to help during this year's services? Contact Karen Seidman at Karen@theshulofnewyork.org to volunteer.
Fine Print: We are required to strictly adhere to FDNY occupancy regulations for the safety of all. While we expect to accommodate everyone, we are required stop admitting people when occupancy limits are reached. If you arrive after the scheduled start of any service, you may not find a desired seat. Anyone attending a service may be photographed and/or videoed. By attending any of the listed High Holiday Services you are giving permission for these pictures and/or videos to appear on the Shul website, social media, and/or other Shul publications. ... Lawyers, feh!