Denver Central

Join us for a sukkot celebration with music, visiting guests, crafts and of course, food. Free and open to the entire community.

Join Hal Aqua and Rabbi Evette Lutman as we bring in the Jewish High Holy Days. First night of Rosh Hashana at New Covenant Christian Church 825 Ivanhoe Street (at 8^th Ave and Holly) Services are at 5:30 p.m.

Join Minyan Na'aleh for a spirited, traditional free Kol Nidre (Yom Kippur eve) service (location TBD). Our Kol Nidre service is lay led and full of energizing and uplifting communal singing to charge you up for this holiest day of the Jewish year.  The service is primarily in Hebrew and transliterations will be provided.  Parts of the service are led by men and women.  There will be separate seating areas for mixed (men and women), men only and women only.  Childcare is provided.

Hot this summer? Cool off with some ice cream!
Don't miss Minyan Na'aleh's first summer Shabbat afternoon ice cream extravaganza! This Shabbat (July 24) from 5 till 7 pm in Crestmoor Park (meet at the playground near Bayaud Ave & Kearney St).
Free

On Simchat Torah all Jews regardless of affiliation are welcome to come and join us as we sing and dance with the Torah.  All kids will receive a flag and Torah to take home.  Services will begin at sundown Thursday night, and the dancing will begin at 8:30pm.  There will be more singing and dancing with the Torah on Friday morning at 11am (services will begin at 9am).  There is no charge and no reservations are necessary.

Grand party in the Sukka for the whole family.  The party will include music, juggling, and food.  Admission is free and open to all Jews regardless of affiliation.  No reservation necessary.

Sukkot services begin Wednesday evening at sundown, and all Jews regardless of affiliation are welcome to attend.  No reservations are necessary and all services are free.  During the morning services on Thursday, Friday, and Shabbat there will be Kiddie Kiddush from 10:30-12:00.  The kids (ages 4-8) will enjoy songs, stories, snacks, and games.

Yom Kippur services will start Friday evening and continue all day Saturday.  Services are free and open to all Jews regardless of affiliation.  During the day there will be Kiddie Kiddush from 10:00-12:00 and again from 1:00-3:00.  The kids (ages 4-8) will engage in songs, stories, snacks, and games. No reservations necessary.