The Stanton Street Shul warmly welcomes Jews of all backgrounds to join us for our High Holiday celebrations. In keeping with our motto, “all are welcome, all will feel welcome” our services are completely free to all comers. To ensure that we can continue delivering our exceptional programming and services all donations are encouraged through our convenient Shop / Donate page.
Thank you for your support and have a happy and joyous new year!
Erev Rosh Hashana – Wed Sept 28th
Candle Lighting: 6:27pm
Minha / Ma’ariv: 6:25pm
Rosh Hashana I – Thurs Sept 29th
Shaharit: 8:30am
Shofar: ~11:00am
Minha: 6:15pm
Ma’ariv: 7:25pm
Rosh Hashana II – Fri Sept 30th
Shaharit: 8:30am
Shofar: ~11:00am
Minha/Ma’ariv: 6:15pm
Candle Lighting: 6:24pm
Shabbat Shuva – Sat Oct 1st
Shaharit: 9:30am
Minha: 6:15pm
Havdallah: 7:22pm
Tzom Gedaliah – Sun Oct 2nd
Shaharit: 8:00am
Minha: 6:00pm
Erev Yom Kippur – Fri Oct 7th
Candle Lighting / Fast Begins: 6:12pm
Kol Nidrei / Ma’ariv: 6:45pm
Yom Kippur – Sat Oct 8th
Shaharit: 8:30am
Yizkor : ~11:00am
Minha: 4:30pm
Havdallah / Fast Ends: 7:11pm
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Erev Sukkot – Wed Oct 12th
Candle Lighting: 6:04pm
Minha / Ma’ariv: 6:00pm
Sukkot I – Thurs Oct 13th
Shaharit: 9:30am
Minha / Ma’ariv: 7:30pm
Sukkot II – Fri Oct 14th
Shaharit: 9:30am
Candle Lighting: 6:01pm
Minha / Ma’ariv: 6:00pm
Shabbat Chol Hamoed – Oct 15th
Shaharit: 9:30am
Havdallah: 6:59pm
Erev Shemini Atzeret – Wed Oct 19th
Candle Lighting: 5:53pm
Minha / Ma’ariv: 5:50pm
Shemini Atzeret – Thurs Oct 20th
Shaharit: 9:30am
Yizkor: ~11:15am
Minha: 5:50pm
Simhat Torah – Thurs Oct 20th
Ma’ariv / Hakafot: 6:55pm
Men and women dance separately with the Torah
Simhat Torah – Friday Oct 21st
Shaharit: 9:30am
Hakafot: ~10:45am
Special Torah Reading for Women!
Candle Lighting: 5:50pm
Minha / Kabbalat Shabbat: 5:50pm
Shabbat Bereishit – Sat Oct 22nd
Shaharit: 9:30am
Havdallah: 6:49pm
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The Stanton Street Shul is a historic, intimate, and vibrant Orthodox congregation serving the diverse Jewish population in Lower Manhattan. We attract and welcome Jews of all religious, educational, and cultural backgrounds from the Lower East Side, Alphabet City, East and West Villages, Stuyvesant Town, and Tribeca.
Join the Stanton Street Shul for our High Holidays as we celebrate in our newly improved main sanctuary! In keeping with our motto, “all are welcome, all will feel welcome” our services are completely free to all comers. To ensure that we can continue delivering our exceptional programming and services all donations are encouraged through our convenient Shop / Donate page.
Thank you for your support and have a happy and joyous new year!
| Erev Rosh Hashana – Wed Sept 8th
Candle Lighting: 7:01pm
Minha / Ma’ariv: 7:00pm
Rosh Hashana I – Thurs Sept 9th
Shaharit: 8:30am
Shofar: ~11:00am
Minha: 6:45pm
Ma’ariv: 8:00pm
Rosh Hashana II – Fri Sept 10th
Shaharit: 8:30am
Shofar: ~11:00am
Minha/Ma’ariv: 6:45pm
Shabbat Shuva – Sat Sept 11th
Shaharit: 9:30am
Minha: 6:45pm
Havdallah: 7:56pm
Erev Yom Kippur – Fri Sept 17th
Candle Lighting / Fast Begins: 6:46pm
Kol Nidrei / Ma’ariv: 7:15pm
Yom Kippur – Sat Sept 18th
Shaharit: 8:30am
Yizkor : ~11:00am
Minha: 5:00pm
Havdallah / Fast Ends: 7:44pm
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Erev Sukkot – Wed Sept 22nd
Candle Lighting: 6:37pm
Minha / Ma’ariv: 6:35pm
Sukkot I – Thurs Sept 23rd
Shaharit: 9:30am
Minha / Ma’ariv: 7:35pm
Sukkot II – Fri Sept 24th
Shaharit: 9:30am
Candle Lighting: 6:34pm
Minha / Ma’ariv: 6:35pm
Shabbat Chol Hamoed – Sat Sept 25th
Shaharit: 9:30am
Havdallah: 7:32pm
Erev Shemini Atzeret – Wed Sept 29th
Candle Lighting: 6:25pm
Minha / Ma’ariv: 6:25pm
Shemini Atzeret – Thurs Sept 30th
Shaharit: 9:30am
Yizkor: ~11:15am
Minha: 6:20pm
Simhat Torah – Thurs Sept 30th
Ma’ariv / Hakafot: 7:20pm
Men and women dance separately with the Torah
Simhat Torah – Friday Oct 1st
Shaharit: 9:30am
Hakafot: ~10:45am
Special Torah Reading for Women!
Candle Lighting: 6:22pm
Minha / Kabbalat Shabbat: 6:20pm
Shabbat Bereishit – Sat Oct 2nd
Shaharit: 9:30am
Havdallah: 7:20pm
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