Holidays are a special occasion by definition, and their meaning is not lost at Temple Beth Emet. We don’t just get together for Shabbat and the High Holy Days. Join us at Purim as members of the congregation and guests from all over the world read the megillah in their native language. Help us build and decorate the sukkah at Sukkot, and then step inside to shake the lulav and etrog. At Passover, take your pick from our Community Seder, Women’s Seder, or Children’s Seder, or join us for all three (if you qualify ). Dance with the Torah at Simchat Torah, as we unroll the entire scroll and find ourselves dancing with the Torah wrapped around us.

Holidays are always a special time at Temple Beth Emet, but what makes them most special is you.

Selected Jewish Holidays in 2011

(contact Temple office or view Calendar for time/date information of Temple events)

January 20 – Tu B’Shevat

March 19 – Purim

April 18-26 – Passover

June 7 – Shavuot

August 8 – Tisha B’Av

September 28 – Rosh Hashanah

October 7 – Yom Kippur

October 12 – Sukkot

October 20 – Simchat Torah

December 20-28 – Chanukah