Schedule

Rambam with Rabbi Fried: 4:55 PM 
Mincha: 5:55 PM 
Light candles from a pre-existing flame: after 6:53 PM 
Begin preparing for the second day of Yom Tov: after 6:53 PM 
Maariv: 6:53 PM 
Followed by Yom Tov Dinner in the Sukkah at 7:30 PM

Friday, October 18 -  Second Day of Sukkot

Shacharit: 9:45 AM
Followed by Yom Tov Lunch in the Sukkah at 1:00 PM

Rambam with Rabbi Fried: 4:55 PM
Light candles from a pre-existing flame: before 5:52 PM
Mincha: 5:55 PM 
Kabbalat Shabbat: 6:38 PM 
Followed by Shabbat Dinner in the Sukkah at 7:15 PM

Shabbat, October 19 -  Shabbat Chol Hamoed Sukkot
Note: we do not use the Lulav on Shabbat

Shacharit: 9:45 AM
Dvar Torah: Rabbi Fried
Followed by Shabbat Lunch in the Sukkah at 12:30 PM

Rambam with Rabbi Fried: 4:45 PM
Mincha: 5:45 PM 
Ma'ariv & Havdallah: 6:50 PM

HOSHANA RABA

Wednesday, October 23 - Hoshana Rabbah
***Remember to make an Eiruv Tavshillin***

Eiruv Tavshillin - We make an Eiruv Tavshillin on Erev Shmini Atzeret (Hoshana Rabbah), Wednesday, October 23. The Eiruv Tavshillin allows us to make all necessary preparations during the day on Friday, Simchat Torah, October 25, for Shabbat which follows immediately afterwards. However, unlike a regular Friday afternoon, it is important to make sure that all foods prepared for Shabbat be totally cooked and edible well before Shabbat begins. 

The Eiruv consists of a matzah, and a cooked food, such as meat, fish, or an unpeeled hard-boiled egg. For details of the procedure and the appropriate Brachah that should be made, consult the siddur (Tehillat Hashem page 327) or see  here.

Shacharit: 8:30 AM
Breakfast/Seuda in the Sukkah: 10:00 AM

Candle Lighting: 5:45 PM 
Mincha: 5:50 PM 
Dvar Torah: Rabbi Fried 
Ma'ariv: 6:31 PM
Followed by Kiddush and Hakkafot
Followed by Grand Kiddush Dinner in the Sukkah at 8:30 PM

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SHEMINI ATZERET AND SIMCHAT TORAH 

Thursday, October 24 - Shemini Atzeret 

Shacharit: 9:45 AM 
Dvar Torah: Rabbi Ossey
Yizkor: approximately 11:30 AM
Followed by Yom Tov Lunch in the Sukkah at Chabad at 12:30 PM

Rambam with Rabbi Fried: 4:45 pm 
Mincha: 5:45 pm

***We will be welcoming a group of bochurim (yeshivah students) who will walk from Crown Heights to share the simcha of Simchat Torah with our community. We thank Charles and Riki Gedinsky for sponsoring a kiddush for the bochurim in memory of Charles' father, Eliyahu ben Elchonon (Yahrtzeit on Tishrei 17).***

Light candles from a pre-existing flame: after 6:43 PM
Begin preparing for second day of Yom Tov: after 6:43 PM
Maariv & Hakkafot: 6:43 PM

The Simchat Torah night hakofot kiddush is sponsored by Solomon and Zena Borg, Dr. Morton Borg and Bella Borg-Brenner and Dr. Stephen Brenner in honor of the yahrzeit of their mother, Lola Borg, Leah bas Shlomo Zev Hakohen, OBM on Isru Chag Simchat Torah, 24 Tishrei. 

Friday, October 25 - Simchat Torah
Shacharit: 9:45 am 
Ata Hareita and Hakkafot: 11:30 am 

Rambam with Rabbi Fried: 4:45 PM
Light candles from a pre-existing flame: before 5:42 PM
Mincha: 5:45 PM 
Kabbalat Shabbat: 6:29 PM 

Shabbat, October 26 -  Shabbat Bereishit
Shacharit: 9:45 AM
Dvar Torah: Rabbi Kugel
 

Rambam with Rabbi Fried: 4:35 PM
Mincha: 5:35 PM 
Ma'ariv & Havdallah: 6:40 PM

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More Resources and Links
For membership information please click here. 
For High Holiday site click here
Order your Lulav and Etrog here
Reserve meals in our Sukkah here