High Holidays 5783 / 2022
Ma'yan Tikvah's High Holiday services are always unique because they are primarily outdoors. We are creating varied opportunities, so choose what works best for you and your family!
Registration will soon be open and required for all services. When you click the appropriate registration link, you will see a list of all the options and will be able to check those events you wish to attend.
We are limiting the size of groups for the walks, so you will be asked to provide your first and second choice of times.
Because everything is outdoors, Ma'yan Tikvah's High Holiday plans are subject to change due to weather. You will be informed of our contingency plans upon registration, and will be notified of any changes.
Rosh HaShanah Monday, September 26 Nobscot Scout Reservation 1 Nobscot Road, Sudbury
9:30-11:00 AM Walks
11:30-12:45 Torah and Shofar service
1:00-2:00 Communal lunch
Walks will focus on connecting to the natural world and themes of Rosh HaShanah, with shofar blowing.
Some walks will be geared to families and others more toward adults. Walks will be led by Rabbi Katy and members of the Ma'yan Tikvah community. Groups will be limited to about 15 people.
Outdoor service will include Torah reading, traditional prayers, discussion, and shofar blowing
All ages are welcome.
Potluck lunch: Bring a dish to share, your own plates and utensils and drinks and drink and we'll share a meal together outside.
Rosh HaShanah Tuesday, September 27 Location TBD
10:00-11:30 AM
Guided walk with themes of Rosh HaShanah, shofar blowing and tashlich
The walk will focus on connecting to the natural world and themes of Rosh HaShanah. Some walks will be geared to families and others more toward adults. Walks will be led by teacher Nina Katz. The group will be limited to about 15 people.
Yom Kippur Day Wednesday, October 5 Nobscot Scout Reservation 1 Nobscot Road, Sudbury
9:30-11:00 AM Walks
11:30-1:00 Outdoor service
Walks will focus on connecting to the natural world and themes of Yom Kippur. Some walks will be geared to families and others more toward adults. Walks will be led by Rabbi Katy and Educators Lizzy Cantor and Danielle Smith. Groups will be limited to about 15 people.
Outdoor service will include Torah reading, traditional prayers, discussion, and Yizkor.
All ages are welcome.