Chabad of White Plains

High Holidays 5786 • 2025

Warm. Welcoming. Uplifting. Celebrate the New Year together in White Plains.
Rosh Hashanah · September 22–24 · Yom Kippur · October 1–2
No membership required Open seating with reservation Hebrew/English prayer books Warm, family‑friendly atmosphere

Welcome to the High Holidays at Chabad

Whether this is your first time or your fiftieth, you are welcome here. Our services are engaging and accessible, blending traditional melodies with clear explanations and moments for reflection. Come as you are and feel at home.

Key Dates

Rosh Hashanah Eve · Mon, Sept 22
Evening service and candle lighting. Festive community dinner by reservation.
Rosh Hashanah · Tue–Wed, Sept 23–24
Morning services with shofar (day 1). Family program and shofar in the park available.
Tashlich · Tue, Sept 23
Symbolic casting‑off ceremony by the water. Open to all.
Yom Kippur · Wed–Thu, Oct 1–2
Kol Nidrei, guided prayers, Yizkor memorial service, and Neilah closing service.

See the full schedule and locations »

Please note: Exact times will be posted as we get closer to the holiday.

Location & Contact

Chabad of White Plains · Soundview Ave, White Plains, NY

Questions about seating, sponsorships, or accessibility? Call 914‑998‑6724 or email us through the site contact form.

Frequently Asked

Do I need to be a member?

No. Everyone is welcome with advance reservation for security and planning.

Is there a fee?

Seats are not sold. Suggested donations and sponsorships help cover holiday costs.

What about kids?

We offer a warm family space and a dedicated children’s program during select times.

I haven’t been in a while…

Perfect. We’ll guide you through the service with brief explanations and transliterations.

Ready to join us?

Reserve your seats, sign up for dinner, or ask a question. We’re here to help you have a meaningful New Year.

Thank you for being part of the White Plains Jewish community. Wishing you and yours a sweet, healthy, and good year.