High Holidays

High Holidays at Harvard Hillel

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Harvard Hillel’s overarching goal is to serve as a catalyst for Jewish life, community, and personal exploration at Harvard University. The High Holidays provide us with a unique opportunity to welcome thousands of students, professors, families, community members, and visitors to our prayer services and lectures. Harvard Hillel strives to be warm and inclusive and we hope you and your families will join us at this very special time of year.

Our High Holiday season extends from Rosh Hashanah to Simchat Torah. During this time Harvard Square is alive with music, prayer, and Torah. Worshippers cross cobblestone streets and walk across Harvard Yard to fill historic venues with prayer.

Harvard Hillel is a pluralistic community, and is home to four minyanim (prayer communities). Please follow the links below to check the High Holiday schedule for each minyan:

• Student Conservative Minyan
• Worship & Study
• Orthodox
• Reform

Harvard Hillel's prayer communities are intergenerational. Students and community members of all ages lead services and participate in spiritually engaging and intellectually stimulating discussions. One ticket allows admission into any and all services throughout the High Holidays. Please join us; everyone is welcome!

• High Holiday reflections by Director Bernie Steinberg
  
• Service locations, maps, and parking information
• High Holiday meals
• Purchase High Holiday tickets
  (current Harvard undergraduate and graduate students do not need to purchase tickets)
• Contact us for more information