The High Holydays are a sacred time to gather, reflect, celebrate, and reconnect—with our traditions, with one another, and with our community. At Temple Sinai, we strive to live our values by creating a place for all, and we are grateful to welcome members, family, friends, and guests as we celebrate these holy days together.
Below, you’ll find information about our Family Services and Traditional Services, including what members and guests need to know.
Our High Holyday Family Services are open to the greater Jewish community at no cost. These services are designed to be welcoming and accessible for families and people of all ages and levels of Jewish experience.
Whether you are a Temple Sinai member, joining us for the first time, or looking for a community with which to celebrate the High Holydays, you are welcome here.
For guests: To help us create a safe, smooth, and welcoming experience for everyone, we ask all guests (members must show tickets) to register in advance. Registration helps us expedite entry, follow security procedures, and have emergency contact information available if needed.
One registration form is needed for your group for all Family Services you plan to attend (members do not need to register but if they are bringing guests, the guests must register):
https://templesinaict.shulcloud.com/form/hhd_guest_2026
Our Traditional Services include:
Guest Traditional Service Ticket Form (to purchase tickets, request reciprocal tickets, and reserve complimentary tickets): https://templesinaict.shulcloud.com/form/hhd-tickets-2026.html
Temple members and guests of Temple members may acquire additional adult tickets for a gift of $150 per ticket. Community members at large are asked to make a gift of $250 per ticket. Each ticket is good for all ticketed services on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. At this time we do not sell tickets for individual services or days. If the price is a financial hardship, please contact the office to discuss alternatives.
Your High Holyday ticket gift helps us provide more than a seat in the sanctuary. It helps support the many people, resources, and behind-the-scenes details that make these sacred days possible. Your gift is an investment in our Jewish community. It helps Temple Sinai continue to open its doors widely and create meaningful Jewish experiences for people of all ages, backgrounds, and circumstances.
We also want the High Holydays to be accessible to those who wish to be with us. These categories must request tickets using the form above:
Members receive their High Holyday tickets and information packets by mail a couple of weeks before Rosh Hashanah.
If you would like additional tickets for friends or family, use this form: https://templesinaict.shulcloud.com/form/hhd-tickets-2026.html
Please remember to bring your tickets to every service. Having your ticket with you allows you to use the expedited entry line and check in before services begin.
However you join us—at a Family Service or Traditional Service, as a longtime member or a first-time guest—we hope you will find a warm welcome and a meaningful sense of community.
The High Holydays are better when we celebrate them together.
