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  • Pre-Rosh Hashanah Seder Picnic with GatherDC

    RSVP for address. , United States

    We'll meet at the Dupont Circle Farmers Market and do some pre-learning about the Jewish tradition of Rosh Hashanah seders, followed by purchasing and curating our own using the local foods and produce at the market. We'll then reconvene for a shared picnic, as well as a deeper exploration of how a Rosh Hashanah seder can provide an entrance point to the High Holidays.

    Free

  • Public Tour of the Ongoing Exhibitions with Capital Jewish Museum

    Reflection location TBA. , United States

    Join a 45 minute tour of the Capital Jewish Museum's Ongoing Exhibitions on Sundays at 12 pm.

    Tour includes:

    Introduction in the Lobby
    What is Jewish Washington?Ê(History Gallery)
    The Historic Sanctuary (1876) with a film about early Jewish Washington
    Connect. Reflect. Act.Ê(Core gallery with severalÊdifferent exhibition spaces and interactive opportunities)

    *Chai __ tickets include a $5 donation to help subsidize the cost of regular tickets, making tours more accessible to all.

    $5

  • Building the Stories: Creating Narratives and Videos from Research with JGSGW

    Washington Hebrew Congregation 3935 Macomb Street Northwest Washington, DC 20016 , United States

    Ever spent countless hours researching your family history only to watch younger generations' eyes glaze over when sharing your discoveries? In this presentation, learn how to transform your genealogical research into compelling narratives and engaging videos that resonate across generations. Discover practical techniques for adding the crucial "why" behind events and choices. Learn how to integrate the contextual information that creates emotional hooks and bridges generational gaps, ensuring your family's legacy lives on through stories that future generations will actually want to hear and share. Additionally, you'll get introduced to a few timely tools to help you leverage tech in your narrative creation.

    This one-hour program, conducted over Zoom at 1:30 PM Eastern Time, is free for members. This is one of the many activities that is a benefit of JGSGW membership. Instructions for joining the online meeting will be placed under Meeting Info & Links in the Members Only Files.

    $3

  • The Art of the High Holidays with Jewish Art Education

    Washington Hebrew Congregation 3935 Macomb Street Northwest Washington, DC 20016 , United States

    THE ART OF THE HIGH HOLIDAYS brings Rosh Hashanah (Head of the Year) and Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) to life through 1,500 years of Jewish art. The presentation offers a chronological and topical overview of visual art objects and their symbolism related to these two holidays. Enjoy the powerful art included in the slideshow as well as the in-depth narration.

    The presentation will be recorded. _All registrants will receive a link to the recording, which will be available for 14 days.

    Funds raised from our public programs will be used to assist organizations that could not otherwise afford our regular program fees.
    Cost Range: $9.00 - $36.00

    $23

  • Erev Rosh Hashanah Dinner with Rodef 2100

    Address provided after registration. , United States

    Join Rodef 2100 for an informal dinner before Erev Rosh Hashanah Services on Monday, September 22 at 6:00PM. We will be meeting at Upside on Moore in Rosslyn, get food for ourselves, and have dinner together. After dinner join us at Temple Rodef Shalom's alternative service in Rosslyn. See the separate registration link for the alternative service. Want to attend dinner and not services, that is great too! Dinner will be purchased on your own.

  • Erev Rosh Hashana Services with Tifereth Israel Congregation

    St. Stephen and the Incarnation Episcopal Church 1525 Newton St NW , United States

    Join TI for our beautiful traditional egalitarian services, led by Rabbi Michael Werbow, along with expert lay leaders. We use Mahzor Lev Shalem, which is rich in commentary and links study and prayer through a synthesis of historical scholarship and spiritual vision.

    All services are available via Zoom webinar.
    Cost Range: 0 - 210

  • Kaleidoscope Erev Rosh Hashanah Dinner with the New Synagogue Project

    Punch Bowl Social 4238 Wilson Blvd, Ste 1180, VA, United States

    NSP's annual Rosh Hashanah seder for people of color and Sephardi/Mizrahi Jews along with our loved ones. As the sun sets, we will enjoy a serene and joyful start to the new year over a table of good food and the simanim (symbols) of renewal and auspiciousness. 6:00-6:30pm Kids Program followed by 6:30-8:30pm Seder.

  • Erev Rosh Hashanah with the Interfaith Families Project

    National Museum of African American History and Culture 1400 Constitution Ave. NW Washington, DC 20560 , United States

    Celebrate the 2025/5786 High Holy Days with IFFP - A Community for Interfaith Families

    Join the Interfaith Families Project (IFFP) for our warm, inclusive High Holy Days services–created especially with interfaith families in mind. Whether you're Jewish, part of an interfaith family, or simply seeking meaningful spiritual connection, our Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services offer a welcoming space for reflection, renewal, and community.

    Services are led by Rabbi Debbie Reichmann, who brings a thoughtful, inclusive approach to Jewish tradition–rooted in community, meaning, and accessibility for all.
    Minimum Suggested Amt: 150.00

  • Erev Rosh Hashanah with Rabbi Aaron with Sixth & I

    There's a beautiful line in a recent New York Times movie review of The Worst Person in the World, named one of the best movies of the 21st century: ÒA life lived robustly is bound to include some detours.'

    Sometimes, we choose detours voluntarily while other times, detours are forced upon us. Either way, life rarely turns out the way we hoped or imagined. As the famous Yiddish phrase goes: Mann Tracht un Gott Lacht. ÒMan plans, God laughs.'

    It's hard to believe God is laughing at the way things have been going in our country lately. Some detours are one-way streets. ÒThat which has been twisted cannot be fixed' (Ecclesiastes 1:15). Have things become hopelessly broken, beyond repair? Is it too late to course correct?

    What is funny is that we continue to try to predict where this all leads. Whether we're hopeful or hopeless, many of us try to anticipate a future that hasn't yet come to pass.

    The High Holidays are a time of heightened anticipation. A new year brings new poss

    $47

  • Erev Rosh Hashanah Service with Reston Shoreshim

    Problem Child 1201 Half St SE, Washington, DC, United States

    It has been Shoreshim's honor and tradition to invite the wider Jewish community to join with us during our High Holidays observances at no cost, and without need for tickets. Our services will be held in-person at a Reston location.

  • Rosh Hashanah Evening Service with Kehila Chadasha

    Congregation Adat Reyim 6500 Westbury Oaks Ct Springfield, Virginia , United States

    Rosh Hashanah September 22-23 | Yom Kippur October 1-2
    Kehila Chadasha invites you to join us in celebrating the High Holidays with our Spiritual Leader, Rabbi Ariel Tovlev. Our services, filled with ruach, music, and opportunities for contemplation, will be held at North Chevy Chase Church, 8814 Kensington Pkwy in Kensington, MD. In addition to our lively, interactive Children's Services, we'll conduct a one-hour teen service on both holidays.

    $210

  • Rosh Hashanah Evening Service with Am Kolel

    The Mark at Manhattan Laundry 1328 Florida Avenue NW Washington, District of Columbia , United States

    Am Kolel welcomes your participation in services this Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur led by Rabbi David Shneyer, a singer and guitarist. He will be accompanied by members of the Fabrangen Fiddlers and other klezmer. We will also offer a children's service on the first day of Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur day. Adult services will also be live-streamed for those who prefer or cannot attend in person.
    Minimum Suggested Donation Amt: 36

  • Erev Rosh Hashana with Bet Mishpachah

    Location will be shared after registration Washington, DC, United States

    Join us at Bet Mishpachah for the high holy days in 5786! As a congregation for gay, lesbian, bisexual, asexual, trans and queer Jews, our families, friends and allies, and all who wish to participate in an inclusive, progressive, egalitarian, and mutually supportive community, we welcome all who wish to celebrate with us.
    Cost Range: 54 - 225

    $140

  • Erev Rosh Hashanah with Temple Rodef Shalom

    Theater J 1529 16th St NW, Washington, DC, United States

    You're Invited to Celebrate the 2025 High Holy Days with Temple Rodef Shalom
    Falls Church, VA
    The High Holy Days are a time for reflection, renewal, and coming together as a community. We welcome you and your family to join us for uplifting, meaningful services that inspire and engage all ages. Whether you seek a vibrant gathering, a family-centered celebration, or a quiet moment of reflection, there's a place for you at Temple Rodef Shalom.

    Tickets are on sale now!
    For full details, visit our High Holy Day Community Services webpage.
    https://www.templerodefshalom.org/worship/high-holy-days/High Holy Days

    Erev Rosh Hashanah - Mon, Sept 22, 8:00 PM (*Off site)
    Evening Alternative Service with music, inspiration, and community for all ages.
    Cost Range: 36.00 - 100

    $68

  • Erev Rosh Hashanah with 2239

    HIGHLINE RxR 2010 Crystal Drive Arlington, VA 22202 , United States

    Spend the High Holy Days with 2239 to come together in community, reflect on the past year, and set intentions for the year ahead. Tickets are available for individual services for $25, or you can purchase a Flex Pass for all services for $100. Break fast ticket sold separately.

    $25

  • Rosh Hashanah Day One with Kol Shalom

    Pozez Jewish Community Center of Northern Virginia 8900 Little River Turnpike Fairfax, Fairfax, VA, United States

    Join Conservative Congregation Kol Shalom for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur Services in-person or online.

    $175

  • Rosh Hashana Day 1 Services with Tifereth Israel Congregation

    St. Stephen and the Incarnation Episcopal Church 1525 Newton St NW , United States

    Join TI for our beautiful traditional egalitarian services, led by Rabbi Michael Werbow, along with expert lay leaders. We use Mahzor Lev Shalem, which is rich in commentary and links study and prayer through a synthesis of historical scholarship and spiritual vision.

    All services are available via Zoom webinar.
    Cost Range: 0 - 210

    $105

  • Rosh Hashanah Services with Fabrangen Havurah

    TBA to those who register TBA to those who register, Crystal City, Virginia, United States

    1st and 2nd Day Rosh Hashanah morning services.
    Fabrangen cordially invites you, your family, and friends to join us for our 2025/5786 Rosh Hashanah services. Services will be in-person and live-streamed via Zoom. We are proud to continue our tradition of opening our services to everyone with no tickets or reservations required. Registration is required only to obtain the Zoom link, not for in person services.

  • Rosh Hashanah Service with Am Kolel

    St Mark Presbyterian Church 10701 Old Georgetown Rd, Rockville, MD, United States

    Am Kolel welcomes your participation in services this Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur led by Rabbi David Shneyer, a singer and guitarist. He will be accompanied by members of the Fabrangen Fiddlers and other klezmer. We will also offer a children's service on the first day of Rosh Hashanah and on Yom Kippur day. Adult services will also be live-streamed for those who prefer or cannot attend in person.
    Minimum Suggested Donation Amt: 36

  • Rosh Hashanah Morning Service with Kehila Chadasha

    Congregation Adat Reyim 6500 Westbury Oaks Ct Springfield, Virginia , United States

    Kehila Chadasha warmly welcomes you to celebrate the High Holidays with our Spiritual Leader, Rabbi Ariel Tovlev. Together, we'll gather in prayer, song, and reflection, filling our services with ruach (spirit), uplifting music, and moments of deep contemplation.

    As a progressive and inclusive community, we embrace people of all backgrounds, identities, and family constellations. Whether you are Jewish, interfaith, LGBTQ+, a lifelong participant, or new to Jewish practice, you'll find a place of belonging and connection with us.

    For families, we offer lively, interactive Children's Services that bring the holidays to life for our youngest participants, as well as a special one-hour teen service on both holidays designed to engage and inspire.

    Come as you are, and join us in creating a High Holiday experience that is welcoming, meaningful, and deeply connected to community.

    $36

  • Rosh Hashanah with New Synagogue Project

    Location shared after RSVP. , United States

    Observe the New Year with soulful song, heartfelt prayer, learning, and study! Following the service, join us for a community-wide kiddush with apples and honey. Family, kids, and youth services also available.

  • Join Us for a Meaningful and Inclusive High Holiday Experience with Kol Ami

    Lincoln Memorial 2 Lincoln Memorial Circle NW , United States

    As the Days of Awe approach, Kol Ami invites you to join us in marking this sacred season with meaningful, musical, and inclusive services–available both in person and online. This year, our theme is a powerful reminder: "You do not carry this all alone." Together, we lift one another up, share the weight of the world, and find strength in community. Visit our High Holidays page (https://www.kolamivirginia.org/worship/highholidays/) to view the full schedule, read Rabbi Gilah message for the season, and register. Join us as we greet the new year with intention, connection, and hope.
    Minimum Suggested Donation Amt: 36

  • Rosh Hashanah Morning with the Interfaith Families Project

    National Museum of African American History and Culture 1400 Constitution Ave. NW Washington, DC 20560 , United States

    Celebrate the 2025/5786 High Holy Days with IFFP - A Community for Interfaith Families

    Join the Interfaith Families Project (IFFP) for our warm, inclusive High Holy Days services–created especially with interfaith families in mind. Whether you're Jewish, part of an interfaith family, or simply seeking meaningful spiritual connection, our Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur services offer a welcoming space for reflection, renewal, and community.

    Services are led by Rabbi Debbie Reichmann, who brings a thoughtful, inclusive approach to Jewish tradition–rooted in community, meaning, and accessibility for all.
    Minimum Suggested Amt: 150.00

  • Rosh Hashana Day 1 Morning Service with Bet Mishpachah

    Location will be shared after registration Washington, DC, United States

    Join us at Bet Mishpachah for the high holy days in 5786! As a congregation for gay, lesbian, bisexual, asexual, trans and queer Jews, our families, friends and allies, and all who wish to participate in an inclusive, progressive, egalitarian, and mutually supportive community, we welcome all who wish to celebrate with us.
    Cost Range: 54 - 225

    $54

  • Rosh Hashanah Day Service with Reston Shoreshim Jewish Community

    Problem Child 1201 Half St SE, Washington, DC, United States

    It has been Shoreshim's honor and tradition to invite the wider Jewish community to join with us during our High Holidays observances at no cost, and without need for tickets.

  • Rosh Hashanah Children’s Service with Kehila Chadasha

    Congregation Adat Reyim 6500 Westbury Oaks Ct Springfield, Virginia , United States

    Kehila Chadasha warmly welcomes you to celebrate the High Holidays and for families, we offer lively, interactive Children's Services that bring the holidays to life for our youngest participants. There will be singing and dancing, craft projects, snacks, goodies bags for the kids and a Torah service just for them!

    $36

  • Rosh Hashanah with Rabbi Aaron with Sixth & I

    There's a beautiful line in a recent New York Times movie review of The Worst Person in the World, named one of the best movies of the 21st century: ÒA life lived robustly is bound to include some detours.'

    Sometimes, we choose detours voluntarily while other times, detours are forced upon us. Either way, life rarely turns out the way we hoped or imagined. As the famous Yiddish phrase goes: Mann Tracht un Gott Lacht. ÒMan plans, God laughs.'

    It's hard to believe God is laughing at the way things have been going in our country lately. Some detours are one-way streets. ÒThat which has been twisted cannot be fixed' (Ecclesiastes 1:15). Have things become hopelessly broken, beyond repair? Is it too late to course correct?

    What is funny is that we continue to try to predict where this all leads. Whether we're hopeful or hopeless, many of us try to anticipate a future that hasn't yet come to pass.

    The High Holidays are a time of heightened anticipation. A new year brings new poss

    $47

  • Rosh Hashanah Morning Service with 2239

    HIGHLINE RxR 2010 Crystal Drive Arlington, VA 22202 , United States

    Spend the High Holy Days with 2239 and the larger Washington Hebrew Congregation community to come together to reflect on the past year and set intentions for the year ahead. Tickets are available for individual services for $25, or you can purchase a Flex Pass for all services for $100. Break fast ticket sold separately.

    $25

  • Rosh Hashanah with Rabbi Esther with Sixth & I

    Shaws Tavern 520 Florida Ave NW, Washington, District of Columbia, United States

    There's a beautiful line in a recent New York Times movie review of The Worst Person in the World, named one of the best movies of the 21st century: ÒA life lived robustly is bound to include some detours.'

    Sometimes, we choose detours voluntarily while other times, detours are forced upon us. Either way, life rarely turns out the way we hoped or imagined. As the famous Yiddish phrase goes: Mann Tracht un Gott Lacht. ÒMan plans, God laughs.'

    It's hard to believe God is laughing at the way things have been going in our country lately. Some detours are one-way streets. ÒThat which has been twisted cannot be fixed' (Ecclesiastes 1:15). Have things become hopelessly broken, beyond repair? Is it too late to course correct?

    What is funny is that we continue to try to predict where this all leads. Whether we're hopeful or hopeless, many of us try to anticipate a future that hasn't yet come to pass.

    The High Holidays are a time of heightened anticipation. A new year brings new possibilitie

    $47