Here’s how the days run.

Rosh Hashanah spans three days, Yom Kippur two. Every service is open to everyone, with prayer books in Hebrew and English and enough explanation to follow along wherever you’re starting from.

Rosh Hashanah Sept. 11 – 13
Yom Kippur Sept. 20 – 21
Where Dascal Family Sanctuary 35 SE 9th Street, Miami
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Rosh Hashanah

Friday 11 – Sunday 13 September
Fri 11 Sept
7:00 pm
Evening Service Followed by the Community Dinner on the rooftop. RSVP required →
Sat 12 Sept
10:00 am
Morning Service The first day falls on Shabbat, so the shofar is sounded tomorrow instead.
10:45 am
Children’s Program A Kiddush luncheon follows services.
7:30 pm
Evening Service Followed by the Community Dinner. RSVP required →
Sun 13 Sept
10:00 am
Morning Service
10:45 am
Children’s Program
11:00 am
Shofar Blowing One hundred blasts, and a Kiddush after services.

Yom Kippur

Sunday 20 – Monday 21 September
Sun 20 Sept
6:45 pm
Kol Nidrei The fast begins before services.
Mon 21 Sept
9:30 am
Morning Service
10:45 am
Torah Reading
12:00 pm
Yizkor Memorial Service
6:00 pm
Neilah The closing service, as the gates shut.
7:52 pm
Havdalah & Break Fast The fast ends and the whole community eats together.
A Sephardic minyan runs both days of Yom Kippur on the same hours, with its own reservation. Reserve for the Sephardic minyan →

Holding a seat

$100 Reserved seat, per person
$720 Front-row chair, covers Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur

Capacity is limited, so every seat is reserved in advance. No one is ever turned away for lack of funds — write to [email protected] and it will be taken care of, quietly. To reserve by phone, call 305-373-8303.

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