THIS Year's Events

THIS Year's Events

THIS Year's Events

THIS Year's Events

THIS Year's Events

THIS Year's Events

THIS Year's Events

THIS Year's Events

THIS Year's Events

THIS Year's Events

What to expect at Tikvat Yisrael!

What to expect at Tikvat Yisrael!

What to expect
at Tikvat Yisrael!

What to expect at Tikvat Yisrael!

What to expect at Tikvat Yisrael!

What to expect at Tikvat Yisrael!

What to expect at Tikvat Yisrael!

What to expect at Tikvat Yisrael!

What to expect at Tikvat Yisrael!

TIKVAT YISRAEL OBSERVE THE SEVEN (7) BIBLICAL HOLY DAYS AS WELL AS PASSOVER, SHAVUOT, HANNUKAH & PURIM. EVENT DETAILS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. PLEASE CHECK BACK REGULARLY FOR UPDATES.

Timeless Observance & Mitzvot

Timeless Observance & Mitzvot

Timeless Observance & Mitzvot

Timeless Observance & Mitzvot

Timeless Observance
& Mitzvot

Timeless Observance & Mitzvot

Timeless Observance & Mitzvot

Timeless Observance & Mitzvot

Timeless Observance & Mitzvot

Timeless Observance & Mitzvot

Timeless Observance & Mitzvot

Timeless Observance & Mitzvot

Timeless Observance & Mitzvot

Mitzvot (מִצְוֹת): [mitsˈvot] | The term is derived from the Hebrew root צ־ו־ת (Tz-V-T), meaning "to command,". Commandments; religious and ethical obligations in Judaism derived from the Hebrew Bible. and is considered divine commandments given by God to the Jewish people.

Mitzvot (מִצְוֹת): [mitsˈvot] | The term is derived from the Hebrew root צ־ו־ת (Tz-V-T), meaning "to command,". Commandments; religious and ethical obligations in Judaism derived from the Hebrew Bible. and is considered divine commandments given by God to the Jewish people.

Mitzvot (מִצְוֹת): [mitsˈvot] | The term is derived from the Hebrew root צ־ו־ת (Tz-V-T), meaning "to command,". Commandments; religious and ethical obligations in Judaism derived from the Hebrew Bible. and is considered divine commandments given by God to the Jewish people.

Mitzvot (מִצְוֹת): [mitsˈvot]


The term is derived from the Hebrew root צ־ו־ת (Tz-V-T), meaning "to command,". Commandments; religious and ethical obligations in Judaism derived from the Hebrew Bible. and is considered divine commandments given by God to the Jewish people.

Mitzvot (מִצְוֹת): [mitsˈvot] | The term is derived from the Hebrew root צ־ו־ת (Tz-V-T), meaning "to command,". Commandments; religious and ethical obligations in Judaism derived from the Hebrew Bible. and is considered divine commandments given by God to the Jewish people.

Mitzvot (מִצְוֹת): [mitsˈvot] | The term is derived from the Hebrew root צ־ו־ת (Tz-V-T), meaning "to command,". Commandments; religious and ethical obligations in Judaism derived from the Hebrew Bible. and is considered divine commandments given by God to the Jewish people.

Mitzvot (מִצְוֹת): [mitsˈvot] | The term is derived from the Hebrew root צ־ו־ת (Tz-V-T), meaning "to command,". Commandments; religious and ethical obligations in Judaism derived from the Hebrew Bible. and is considered divine commandments given by God to the Jewish people.

Mitzvot (מִצְוֹת): [mitsˈvot] | The term is derived from the Hebrew root צ־ו־ת (Tz-V-T), meaning "to command,". Commandments; religious and ethical obligations in Judaism derived from the Hebrew Bible. and is considered divine commandments given by God to the Jewish people.

Mitzvot (מִצְוֹת): [mitsˈvot] | The term is derived from the Hebrew root צ־ו־ת (Tz-V-T), meaning "to command,". Commandments; religious and ethical obligations in Judaism derived from the Hebrew Bible. and is considered divine commandments given by God to the Jewish people.

Mitzvot (מִצְוֹת): [mitsˈvot] | The term is derived from the Hebrew root צ־ו־ת (Tz-V-T), meaning "to command,". Commandments; religious and ethical obligations in Judaism derived from the Hebrew Bible. and is considered divine commandments given by God to the Jewish people.

Mitzvot (מִצְוֹת): [mitsˈvot] | The term is derived from the Hebrew root צ־ו־ת (Tz-V-T), meaning "to command,". Commandments; religious and ethical obligations in Judaism derived from the Hebrew Bible. and is considered divine commandments given by God to the Jewish people.

Mitzvot (מִצְוֹת): [mitsˈvot]


The term is derived from the Hebrew root צ־ו־ת (Tz-V-T), meaning "to command,". Commandments; religious and ethical obligations in Judaism derived from the Hebrew Bible. and is considered divine commandments given by God to the Jewish people.

Passover/

Pesach

פֶּסַח

Nisan - ( March / April )

2025

Feast of
Unleavened Bread/

Hag HaMatZot

חַג הַמַּצוֹת

Nisan - ( March / April )

2025

Feast of Firstfruits/

Yom HaBikkurim

יוֹם הַבִּכּוּרִים

Nisan - ( March / April )

2025

Pentecost/

Shavuot

שָׁבוּעוֹת

Sivan - ( May / June )

2025

Feast of Trumpets/

Rosh Hashanah

רֹאשׁ הַשָּׁנָה

Tishrei - ( September / October )

Tishrei - ( September / October)

Services Held Thursday, October 3, 2024 - 10:30AM to 12:30PM

Day of Atonement/

Yom Kippur

יוֹם כִּפּוּר

Tishrei - ( September / October )

Tishrei - ( September / October)

Services Held Saturday, October 12th - 10:30AM to 12:30PM

Yom Kippur Begins - Friday, October 11 - Saturday, October 12, 2024

Feast of Tabernacles/

Sukkot

סוּכוֹת

Tishrei - ( September / October )

Tishrei - ( September / October)

Services Held Thursday, October 17 - 10:30AM to 12:30PM


Services Held Friday, October 25, 2024 - 10:30AM to 12:30PM

Hanukkah/

Chanukah

חֲנֻכָּה

Kislev - ( November / December )

Kislev - ( November / December)

Services Held on Shabbat, Saturday, December 28, 2024 - 10:30AM to 12:30PM

Purim/

Purim

פּוּרִים

Adar - ( February / March )

2025