High Holidays 2026
Fri, Sep 11
|Rabbi Epstein's House
Let's come together for Rosh Hashana & Yom Kippur services to reflect on the past year, and prepare ourselves for the year to come! Shanah Tovah U’Metukah – May you have a good and sweet new year.
Time & Location
Sep 11, 2026, 7:21 PM – Sep 21, 2026, 8:02 PM
Rabbi Epstein's House
About the event
Join Us for a Meaningful High Holidays
We are honored to invite y'all to celebrate the High Holidays with us. Let's come together for Rosh Hashana & Yom Kippur services to reflect on the past year, and prepare ourselves for the year to come! Shanah Tovah U’Metukah – May you have a good and sweet new year.
TORCH Dallas High Holidays tickets:
Adult tickets: $180 each
Children's care: $50 per child
Make Your Impact Even Greater
Beyond your ticket, consider these meaningful ways to strengthen our community and enhance everyone's High Holiday experience:
🕯️ In Memory Of ($100) Honor a loved one's memory with their name in the program
📖 Sponsor a Set of Machzorim ($50) - Provide prayer books for community use
👨👩👧👦 Family Package Sponsor ($360) - Cover an entire family's attendance
Community Partnerships:
Gold Sponsor ($2,500) - Lead partner in creating extraordinary High Holiday experiences
Silver Sponsor ($1,000) - Essential community supporter
Bronze Sponsor ($500) - Foundational community partner
We believe High Holiday services should be available to every Jewish soul. If cost is a barrier, please reach out to Rabbi Bentzi Epstein at bentzi@flash.net or 214-724-3282. We have a dedicated fund to ensure no one is turned away.
The cost of creating meaningful, beautiful High Holiday services is significant. When you sponsor above your ticket cost, you're investing in a vibrant Jewish future for Dallas.
Shanah Tovah U'Metukah – May you have a good and sweet new year!
For security purposes, we will provide the address after registration.
Rosh Hashana Schedule
Friday Evening, September 11
Traditional Hebrew Service
7:05pm — Mincha followed by Maariv
Learners' Experience
7:05pm — Opening High Holiday remarks
Saturday (Shabbos), September 12
Traditional Hebrew Service
9:30am — Shacharis
Learners' Experience
10:30am — Morning Service
Everyone
11:30am — Break for Kiddush
(No Shofar Blowing on Shabbos)
Traditional Hebrew Service
12:00pm — Mussaf
Learners' Experience
12:00pm — Continuation of Learners' Experience
Traditional Hebrew Service
6:55pm — Mincha (Candle lighting after 8:13pm)
8:13pm — Maariv
Learners' Experience
6:55pm — Mincha (Candle lighting after 8:13pm)
Sunday, September 13
Traditional Hebrew Service
9:30am — Shacharis
Learners' Experience
10:30am — Morning Service
Everyone
11:30am — Break for Kiddush
12:00pm — Shofar Blowing
Traditional Hebrew Service
12:30pm — Mussaf
Learners' Experience
12:30pm — Continuation of Learners' Experience
Traditional Hebrew Service
7:00pm — Mincha
Maariv & Holiday Ends
8:13pm
Friday (Shabbos), September 18
Traditional Hebrew Service
7:11pm — Mincha & Candle Lighting
Saturday (Shabbos), September 19
Traditional Hebrew Service
9:30am — Shacharis
Learners' Experience
10:30am — Morning Service
Everyone
11:30am — Kiddush
Yom Kippur Schedule
Sunday, September 20
Traditional Hebrew Service
5:00pm — Mincha
7:08pm — Candle Lighting & Kol Nidrei
Learners' Experience
7:00pm — Kol Nidrei with Rabbi Lashak
Monday, September 21
Traditional Hebrew Service
9:30am — Shacharis
11:30am — Yizkor
11:45 — Mussaf
Learners' Experience
10:30am — Morning Service with Rabbi Lashak
11:30am — Yizkor
11:45 — Mussaf
Everyone
1:15pm - 6:30pm — Classes with Rabbi Lashak and Rabbi Epstein
Traditional Hebrew Service
6:30pm — Concluding Service (Ne'ilah)
Learners' Experience
6:30pm — Concluding Service (Ne'ilah)
Everyone
8:02pm — Shofar Blast and the Fast is Over