The High Holy Days invite us to slow down in a world that pulls us toward distraction, urgency, and disconnection. Together, we will practice staying present to ourselves, our communities, and the world around us. We believe that a Judaism Beyond Zionism calls us not to look elsewhere for belonging or liberation, but to root deeply where we are: cultivating presence, telling the truth, grieving what is broken, celebrating what is beautiful, and transforming our spiritual practice into action.

Grounded in Jewish Renewal prayers, rituals, and songs and a liberatory vision of Judaism, our services weave together inspiring teachings from Rabbi Cat Zavis, moving music and prayer, mindfulness, poetry, conversation, guest speakers, opportunities for collective action, and delicious shared meals. Together, we pray not to escape the world, but to become more fully present within it.

Rosh Hashanah Speakers:
Rabbi Cat Zavis
Patricia Contrera Flores
Rep. Lateefah Simon

Music with:
Rowan Katz
Musicians TBD

Rosh Hashanah is the beginning of our high holidays journey.  Rosh Hashanah includes:

Erev Rosh Hashanah
Friday, September 11, 6:00pm-9:30pm PDT

  • Land offering by Patricia Contreras Flores
  • Celebration of the universe with prayers and dance
  • Collective Prayer and song led by Rowan Katz and team of musicians
  • Mikveh meditation
  • Powerful words from Rabbi Cat Zavis, inviting us into “hereness”

Rosh Hashanah Day 1
Saturday, September 12, 9:30am-4:00pm PDT

  • Morning Prayers
  • Torah Service 
  • Guest Speaker Rep. Lateefah Simon
  • Shofar Blowing
  • Catered Lunch
  • Teaching from Rabbi Cat
  • Collective poetry workshop and exercise exploring our origin stories
  • Unetaneh Tokef

Rosh Hashanah Day 2: Mutual Aid Fair & Celebration
Sunday, September 13, TIME TBA

Public Gathering in the East Bay (In-person only):

  • Public Rosh HaShanah ritual
  • Guest speaker TBA
  • Tabling by local organizations and mutual aid networks and campaigns
  • Opportunities to take action in the local community
  • Fundraising efforts for local groups

High Holiday Ticket Prices

All tickets include Teshuva Workbook, Selichot, and Elul Mindfulness Workshop

High Holiday All Access Pass - $250/person
Rosh Hashanah Single Ticket - $135 (includes lunch)
Yom Kippur Single Ticket - $135 (includes break-fast)

Reduced Rates All Services:
Adult $144 
Student $72 

Reduced Rates RH or YK Only
Adult $60
Student $36

If you need a reduced rate, please email Lia at lia@beyttikkun.org

2 Ways to Get Tickets:

1. Reserve High Holiday Tickets Below

2. Become a member to reserve two complimentary all-access tickets.

(Already a Member? Click here to access your complimentary tickets using the password sent by email.)

RESERVE YOUR HIGH HOLIDAY TICKETS

BECOME A MEMBER & GET 2 COMPLIMENTARY ALL-ACCESS TICKETS ($500 Value)

By attending this event, you consent that recordings or photos of you may be used by Beyt Tikkun. If you do not want to be photographed, please let us know at the event and we will be sure not to include you. If you have any questions, please contact rabbi@beyttikkun.org.