Holidays and Festivals
Each holy day is unique.
At Shir Tikvah, we honor the traditions of our ancestors with 21st-century celebrations. Come join us as we harvest fruits on Sukkot, don costumes for a Megillah-reading, and dance with the Torah on Simkhat Torah. In the darkness of winter, we light our hannukiyot. With the coming spring, we remember our delivery from Egypt. And always, every autumn, we reflect on where we have fallen short and pledge to do better in the coming year.
Find more about each celebration on our calendar. Given evolving health conditions, we may or may not be able to accommodate visitors.
Questions? Please contact our office.
Preparing for the Days of Awe
Suggestions for the month of Elul
Book Study, "On Repentance and Repair"
Special Selikhot Service combined with Havurah Shalom
Sat. Sept 28, 7:30pm at Shir Tikvah.
High Holy Days 5785
Get full information on our High Holy Day page
See the full schedule
We will be reserving seating for 150 guests for
- Erev Rosh HaShanah (Weds, Oct 2, 6:30pm)
- Rosh HaShanah Day 1 morning services (Thurs, Oct 3, 9am)
- Kol Nidre (Fri, Oct 11, 7:30pm)
- Yom Kippur morning services (Sat, Oct 12, 9am)
We are opening up registration to members first, and then opening spots up to guests on Sept. 23.
Hanukkah Pop-up Fair
Last year's eve
nt, 2023
November 26th
10AM - 3PM
Children's storytime with Heather Lafitte
at 11:00 AM
Our annual Hanukkah Pop Up Fair features gifts, treats and holiday swag for the whole family. This year, we'll offer a full array of candles, menorahs, dreidels and gelt, alongside art and handwork from more than a dozen vendors. We'll feature work by ORA: NW Jewish Artists, Luz Jewelry, Mudslinger's Pottery and more. Masks are highly encouraged!
This fundraiser benefits ongoing programs at Congregation Shir Tikvah.