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celebrate |
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Sukkot &
Simchat Torah
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September 25 – October 4, 2026 · 5787
Chabad of Georgetown |
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Dear Friend,
We have reached a time to celebrate. Coming off the High Holidays, sealed for a good and sweet year, Sukkot and Simchat Torah are the season of our rejoicing.
Join us in the sukkah, at services throughout the holiday, and for the dancing on Simchat Torah. All the details are below.
Wishing you a Chag Sameach!
~Rabbi Avraham Holtzberg
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Sukkot schedule · סוכות |
Erev Sukkot
Friday, September 25
6:30 PM · Candle lighting
6:30 PM · Mincha & Kabolas Shabbos
7:30 PM · First Night Dinner RSVP |
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Sukkot day 1
Shabbos, September 26
9:00 AM · Shacharis
12:00 PM · First Day Lunch RSVP
6:15 PM · Mincha
after 7:26 PM · Candle lighting
8:26 PM · Second Night Dinner (Motzei Shabbos) RSVP |
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Sukkot day 2
Sunday, September 27
9:00 AM · Shacharis
12:00 PM · Second Day Lunch RSVP
6:10 PM · Mincha
7:25 PM · Holiday ends |
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Chol Hamoed, day 1
Monday, September 28
7:00 AM · Shacharis
6:15 PM · Mincha |
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Chol Hamoed, day 2
Tuesday, September 29
7:00 AM · Shacharis
6:15 PM · Mincha |
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Chol Hamoed, day 3
Wednesday, September 30
7:00 AM · Shacharis
6:15 PM · Mincha |
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Chol Hamoed, day 4 · Hoshana Rabba eve
Thursday, October 1
7:00 AM · Shacharis
6:15 PM · Mincha
10:00 PM · Tehilim (Hoshana Rabba) |
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Hoshana Rabba · Shemini Atzeret begins
Friday, October 2
7:00 AM · Special Morning Davening
6:15 PM · Mincha
6:18 PM · Candle lighting
7:15 PM · Hakafot — Dancing with the Torah**
7:18 PM · Shmini Atzeret Dinner RSVP |
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Shemini Atzeret · Simchat Torah begins
Shabbos, October 3
9:00 AM · Shacharis
10:45 AM · Yizkor
12:00 PM · Shmini Atzeret Lunch RSVP
6:00 PM · Mincha
after 7:15 PM · Candle lighting
7:30 PM · Hakafot — Dancing with the Torah** |
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Simchat Torah · שמחת תורה
Sunday, October 4
9:00 AM · Shacharis
10:00 AM · Hakafot — Dancing with the Torah**
11:15 AM · Communal Aliya to the Torah***
7:13 PM · Holiday ends |
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** Everyone is invited!!! — men, women & children
*** Following the morning services there will be a full Kiddush |
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Lulav & etrog |
A mitzvah unique to Sukkot is taking the Four Kinds: an etrog (citron), a lulav (palm frond), three hadassim (myrtle) and two aravot (willow).
You can now order your Four Species from Chabad of Georgetown
CALL TO ORDER: 📞 718-964-7948 |
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Holiday meals |
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Everyone is invited to join Chabad of Georgetown for festive Yom Tov dinners and lunches. |
Dinners
7:30 PM · Friday, September 25 — First Night Dinner
8:26 PM · Saturday Night, September 26 — Second Night Dinner
7:18 PM · Friday, October 2 — Shmini Atzeret Dinner
Lunches
12:00 PM · Shabbos, September 26 — First Day Lunch
12:00 PM · Sunday, September 27 — Second Day Lunch
12:00 PM · Shabbos, October 3 — Shmini Atzeret Lunch
Per meal
$45 adults · $30 children |
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Chabad of Georgetown
chabadofgeorgetown.com
Chag Sameach!
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