High Holidays 2023 | 5784 Information for Alumni, Family, and Community Members

  • High Holidays 5784

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Join Harvard Hillel for a joyous, meaningful, and memorable High Holiday season!
 

Current Harvard students are admitted to all services free of charge. For all others, registration will admit you to any and all of our denominational High Holiday services throughout campus. We ask that you please help support Harvard Hillel and our programming with a donation as you participate in our holiday offerings. If the suggested donations are prohibitive, please let us know. We turn nobody away for financial reasons.

Please note: As per the schedule below, Reform Rosh HaShanah services will take place at Harvard-Epworth United Methodist Church on 9/15 and 9/16 and Yom Kippur services will take place at Memorial Church on 9/24 and 9/25. This information was displayed incorrectly in our print mailing.

High Holiday 5784 Service Schedule

How To Get Tickets
 

Give online. Please note: when you make a gift online, the confirmation email you receive serves as your ticket. You do not need to print out multiples of the email.

Give via your donor advised fund. Our EIN is: 04-2620801. Please indicate that your gift is for High Holidays or email us to let us know your contribution is coming and how many tickets you would like.

Mail a check. Requests for tickets received by September 8 will be mailed to your address, after which tickets can be picked up at Harvard Hillel or emailed to you. Please mail your check to:

Harvard Hillel
Attn: High Holidays
52 Mt. Auburn St.
Cambridge, MA 02138

Call us. You can make a gift by phone by calling:

617-495-4695

Announcements
 

  • Please keep in mind that parking is limited in Harvard Square. There are some parking garages and metered parking available throughout the square. For more information on public parking, please see this page. Parking in the Rosovsky Hall (Harvard Hillel) parking lot is not allowed.
    Community tashlikh and shofar will take place at the John Weeks Footbridge at 3:30 pm on the second day of Rosh HaShanah (Sunday, September 17)—all are welcome!
  • The Student Conservative Minyan will be having services on Rosh HaShanah and Yom Kippur, but due to limited capacity will be open only to current undergraduate and graduate students.

We look forward to celebrating with you and wishing you a good, safe, and healthy New Year!

Shanah Tovah!

Questions? Please email us or call 617-495-4695.