Tashlich | Focus on Tots
Caruth ParkThis tashlich session is geared towards tots ages birth-4 and their families and open to all. Learn more about the 2024/5785 High Holy Days season here.
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Events
Rosh Hashanah Family Service
Temple Emanu-El Stern ChapelService geared towards families with children in grades K-5. Learn more about the 2024/5785 High Holy Days season here.
Tashlich | Focus on Families
Caruth ParkThis tashlich session is geared towards families with children in grades k-5 and open to all. Learn more about the 2024/5785 High Holy Days season here.
Rosh Hashanah Congregational Afternoon Service
Temple Emanu-El Stern ChapelExperiential service, introduced in 2023, combines traditional Rosh Hashanah prayer with poetry, reflection and contemporary music. Learn more about the 2024/5785 High Holy Days season here.
Tashlich at Caruth Park
Caruth ParkLearn more about the 2024/5785 High Holy Days season here.
Tashlich at Twin Lakes Park
Twin Lakes ParkLearn more about the 2024/5785 High Holy Days season here.
Tashlich | Focus on ATiD, 20s and 30s
White Rock LakeThis tashlich session will be geared towards ATiD, 20s and 30s, and open to all. Learn more about the 2024/5785 High Holy Days season here.
October 4: Shabbat Evening Service
Temple Emanu-El Stern Chapelwith Rabbi Kimberly Herzog Cohen and Cantor Hallie Weiner | Sermon by Rabbi David Stern
Chever Torah
Temple Emanu-El Barbara Zale Center for Living History
October 5: Shabbat Morning Service
Temple Emanu-El Lefkowitz Chapelwith Rabbi Debra Robbins and Cantor Vicky Glikin | D'var Torah by Robert Eklin
Kever Avot Service
Temple Emanu-El Cemetery and MausoleumJoin the clergy and other members for the service, visits to graves and crypts, and linger to share memories over cold drinks, coffee and sweet treats. Learn more about the 2024/5785 High Holy Days season here.
October 7th Community Commemoration
Congregation Shearith IsraelJoin Temple, the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas and the Dallas Jewish community in remembrance, unity and hope. One year later, we will come together to honor the lives lost, reflect on our solidarity with Israel and pray for a peaceful future.