Schedule
Celebrate. Reflect. Connect.
Join Chabad of Carefree for meaningful and welcoming High Holiday experiences. No membership or previous synagogue experience is necessary. Come as you are and celebrate with your local Jewish community.
Shofar at the Pavilion
Hear the stirring sound of the shofar in the heart of Carefree. This short, meaningful outdoor gathering is perfect for adults, families, children, and anyone looking for an accessible Rosh Hashanah experience.
Yom Kippur Services
Experience the warmth, timeless melodies, and meaning of Yom Kippur with Chabad of Carefree. Services include Hebrew and English, together with explanations and inspiration throughout.
High Holiday Schedule
- Join us for one program or celebrate the entire High Holiday season with us.
- Rosh Hashanah DinnerWelcome the New Year with a delicious holiday dinner, traditional foods, meaningful inspiration, and the warmth of family, friends, and community.
- Friday, September 11 at 7:30 PM
- Advance RSVP is required. For more information, availability, and the address, please email [email protected] .
- Shofar at the PavilionCelebrate Rosh Hashanah in the heart of Carefree with an uplifting shofar blowing for families, friends, and the entire community.
- Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion
- Kol NidreiSeptember 20 Candle Lighting: 6:09 PM Kol Nidrei and Evening Service: 6:15 PM
- Yom Kippur Services
- Yom Kippur LocationHampton Inn 2 Easy Street Carefree, AZ 85377
What to Expect
- New to Chabad or attending High Holiday services for the first time? You will feel right at home.
- Everyone Is WelcomeThere is no membership requirement. Chabad welcomes every Jew, regardless of background, affiliation, knowledge, or level of observance.
- Meaningful ServicesServices include traditional prayers and melodies, together with English readings, explanations, stories, and meaningful insights.
- Come for What WorksAttend the complete service or come for the portion that works for you. It is perfectly acceptable to arrive after services have begun.
- Prayer Books ProvidedHebrew-English prayer books will be provided, and Rabbi Mendel will offer explanations and guidance throughout the services.
- What to WearThere is no formal dress code. Most guests wear respectful holiday clothing. Many people traditionally wear white and avoid leather footwear on Yom Kippur.
- Break-FastFollowing Neilah and the final shofar blowing, everyone is invited to join us for a light communal break-fast.
We Look Forward to Welcoming You
Advance registration helps us prepare seating, security, refreshments, and the break-fast. Please register everyone in your household who plans to attend.