Highlights:
Friday October 2nd
Hakafot for Israel — Dinner & Dancing
(Parents Weekend — bring them along)
Saturday October 3rd
The All-Out-Bash — Dinner & Dancing
(the biggest night of the Jewish year)
Simchat Torah has more spirituality than Yom Kippur and more fun than any other day of the year. We finish the Torah, we start it again, and in between we dance with it. You do not need to read Hebrew, know a tune, or have ever been to a service. You just need to show up.
Registration not required but greatly appreciated https://jewpaltz.com/SimchatTorah
Full schedule:
For Community or Students. Everyone is welcome to join.
All at the Chabad Jewish Student Center, 10 S. Oakwood Terrace.
Hoshana Rabbah & Shmini Atzeret:
Friday Oct 2nd
Candle lighting 6:18pm
Hakafot for Israel — Kiddush & Dancing
7:30pm
This is also Parents Weekend at SUNY New Paltz. Parents and families are warmly invited. But you must rsvp before Oct 1st.
Simchat Torah:
Saturday Night Oct 3rd
Simchat Torah Dancing
Candle lighting 7:16pm
Hakafot — Kiddush & Dancing 8:00pm
Sunday Oct 4th
Restart the Torah 2:00pm
Times to be announced
Holiday ends 7:14pm
Registration for students not required but greatly appreciated https://jewpaltz.com/SimchatTorah
Simchat Torah closes out Sukkot — see the full Sukkot schedule, September 25th–29th.

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