Chabad of Tarzana

High Holidays

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High Holiday Schedule 5787

September 5–October 4, 2026

Calendar times are for Tarzana, CA 91356, using Chabad.org. Congregational davening and program times are estimated from Chabad of Tarzana’s established schedule and may be adjusted.

Slichos & Rosh Hashanah

Slichos

Saturday Night, September 5th

Farbrengen

10:30 pm

Slichos

12:50 am

Slichos Monday–Friday

6:35 am (Chabad of Encino), followed by Shacharis

Sunday

7:40 am

Erev Rosh Hashanah

Friday Morning, September 11th

Slichos

6:20 am (Chabad of Encino)

Shacharis

7:00 am (Chabad of Encino)

Hataras Nedorim

Immediately following Shacharis

1st Night Rosh Hashanah

Friday Evening, September 11th

Candle Lighting

6:48 pm

Mincha and Maariv

6:55 pm

1st Day Rosh Hashanah

Shabbos, September 12th

Shacharis

9:30 am

Latest Shema

9:42 am

Jr. Congregation

11:30 am

Shofar

No Shofar is sounded on Shabbos

Mincha

6:15 pm

Maariv

7:45 pm

Candle Lighting*

After 7:42 pm

* Light only from a pre-existing flame.

2nd Day Rosh Hashanah

Sunday, September 13th

Shacharis

9:30 am

Latest Shema

9:42 am

Jr. Congregation

11:30 am

Shofar

12:15 pm

Mincha

6:15 pm

Tashlich

6:35 pm

Maariv/Yom Tov Ends

7:41 pm

Ten Days of Teshuva & Yom Kippur

Fast of Gedaliah

Monday, September 14th

Fast Begins

5:21 am

Shacharis

7:00 am (Chabad of Encino)

Mincha

6:25 pm (Chabad of Tarzana)

Fast Ends

7:39 pm

Shabbos Shuva

Friday Evening, September 18th

Candle Lighting

6:38 pm

Mincha/Kabbalas Shabbos/Maariv

6:45 pm

Shabbos, September 19th

Chassidus Class

9:15 am

Latest Shema

9:43 am

Shacharis

10:00 am

Jr. Congregation

11:45 am

Kiddush

Following Musaf

Mincha

Following Kiddush

Shabbos Ends

7:32 pm

Maariv

7:45 pm

Erev Yom Kippur

Sunday, September 20th

Shacharis

7:00 am (Chabad of Encino)

Early Mincha

2:30 pm

Yom Kippur Night

Sunday Evening, September 20th

Candle Lighting

6:35 pm

Before Candle Lighting

Remove leather shoes

Fast Begins

6:35 pm

Mincha

6:40 pm

Kol Nidrei

6:50 pm

Yom Kippur Day

Monday, September 21st

Latest Shema

9:44 am

Shacharis

10:00 am

Jr. Congregation

12:30 pm

Yizkor Memorial Service

1:00 pm

Mincha/Neilah

5:00 pm

Fast Ends

7:29 pm

Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret & Simchat Torah

1st Night Sukkot

Friday Evening, September 25th

Candle Lighting

6:28 pm

Mincha and Maariv

6:35 pm

Kiddush in the Sukkah

Following Maariv

1st Day Sukkot

Shabbos, September 26th

Latest Shema

9:45 am

Shacharis

10:00 am

Jr. Congregation

11:45 am

Kiddush in the Sukkah

Following Musaf

Mincha

6:15 pm

Maariv

7:25 pm

Candle Lighting*

After 7:22 pm

Kiddush in the Sukkah

Following Maariv

* Light only from a pre-existing flame.

2nd Day Sukkot

Sunday, September 27th

Latest Shema

9:45 am

Shacharis

10:00 am

Jr. Congregation

11:45 am

Kiddush in the Sukkah

Following Musaf

Mincha

6:15 pm

Yom Tov Ends/Maariv

7:21 pm

Chol Hamoed

Monday, September 28th–Friday, October 2nd

Shacharis

7:00 am (Chabad of Encino)

Mincha/Maariv

6:15 pm

Hoshana Rabbah Eve

Thursday Night, October 1st

Farbrengen

9:00 pm

Devorim

11:00 pm

Tehillim

12:40 am

Shemini Atzeret Night

Friday Evening, October 2nd

Candle Lighting

6:19 pm

Mincha/Maariv

6:25 pm

Kiddush in the Sukkah and Hakafot

Immediately following Maariv

Shemini Atzeret Day / Simchat Torah Night

Shabbos, October 3rd

Latest Shema

9:46 am

Shacharis

10:00 am

Jr. Congregation

11:45 am

Yizkor Memorial Service

12:00 pm

Mincha

6:05 pm

Candle Lighting*

After 7:12 pm

Maariv and Hakafot

7:15 pm

* Light only from a pre-existing flame.

Simchat Torah Day

Sunday, October 4th

Latest Shema

9:46 am

Shacharis

10:00 am

Kiddush Luncheon and Hakafot

11:00 am

Mincha

Following Musaf

Yom Tov Ends

7:11 pm

Maariv

7:20 pm