5787 ROSH HASHANA SCHEDULE (2026)
September 11-13   /   1-2 Tishrei 5787

Friday September 11th (29 Elul)
5:51 pm - Earliest Candle Lighting
6:30 pm – Mincha, followed by Kabbalat Shabbat and Shiur
6:47 pm - Candle Lighting
7:05 pm - Sunset
7:31 pm - Maariv

Shabbat-Rosh Hashana Day 1 September 12th (1 Tishrei)
8:30 am - Shacharit
9:40 am - Latest time for Kriat Shemah
10:00 am - Torah Reading
11:15 am Mussaf

6:45 pm – Mincha, followed by shiur
7:04 pm - Sunset
7:30 pm - Maariv
7:41 pm - Shabbat ends, earliest time to light candles (from pre-existing flame) and begin meal preparations.  Additionally, Kiddush should include havdala and shehechiyanu on new fruit.
 
Sunday, 2nd Day of Rosh Hashana September 13th (2 Tishrei)
8:30 am - Shacharit
9:40 am - Latest time for Kriat Shemah
10:00 am - Torah Reading
11:45 am Mussaf
Tashlich is available at 10592 Wilkins Ave in the backyard and at 10542 Wilkins in the frontyard.
6:45 pm – Mincha, followed by Ne’ilas Hachag
7:04 pm - Sunset
7:30 pm - Maariv
7:40 pm – Yom Tov ends.  Havdala includes a cup of wine but no candle or spices

​Davening Times for Monday, September 14th thru Friday, September 18th

Shachrit Times

Monday – Tzom Gedalya – Fast Begins at 5:17am and ends at 7:27pm
6:15 am Selichot, followed by Shachrit

Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 6:30 am Selichot, followed by Shachrit

Thursday 6:15 am Selichot, followed by Shachrit

Mincha Maariv Times
Monday, Tzom Gedalya – 6:40 followed by maariv and break-fast at 7:27
Tue-Thu: 6:45