EXPERIENCING THE HIGH HOLIDAYS AT ADAT SHALOM

Erev Rosh Hashanah – Monday, September 22

Rosh Hashanah Day 1 – Tuesday, September 23

Rosh Hashanah Day 2 – Wednesday, September 24

Kol Nidre – Wednesday, October 1

Yom Kippur – Thursday, October 2

We’re delighted to welcome you and your loved ones to celebrate the High Holidays with us at Adat Shalom. It’s our hope that this sacred season brings deep meaning, spiritual renewal, and joyful connection to your family’s holiday experience.

Our traditional High Holiday service will take place in the sanctuary and will also be available via livestream on our website. In addition, we are offering a rich array of experiences throughout our beautiful synagogue, including early morning meditation, Torah study, our cherished Blessing of the Babies, the intergenerational L’dor Vador service in the Social Hall, and Dor Katan for families with children under five. There is truly something for everyone—Adat Shalom is your place to be!

We are now beginning to process High Holiday tickets for all member households in good standing. As always, membership dues for the current and prior year—as well as any outstanding balances—must be settled before tickets are issued. Please submit payments no later than Friday, August 29, unless you have made arrangements with our office.

Your membership includes High Holiday tickets and experiences for:
– You and your household
– Children in grades 7–12
– College students
– Adult children under age 31, who are also eligible for complimentary membership. Please visit adatshalom.org/membership or contact Michael Wolf for more information at 248.851.5100 ext. 224, or mwolf@adatshalom.org.

Children 12 months through 7th grade are invited to join special family services, clergy-led experiences, and drop-off youth programming.

For children over age 31 and dependent parents, tickets are available for $275 each. A completed form and payment must accompany your request.

High Holiday tickets are a valued benefit of membership. Due to limited seating and security protocols, tickets are non-transferable.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation with dues payments, additional ticket requests, and the timely return of your form. We look forward to celebrating the High Holidays together and greeting you in person.

L’Shanah Tovah,

Joe Wene
President