Come hungry.

Five meals between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, all at the Chabad House, all for current Jewish Buffs. Here’s what’s on the table and how to save yourself a seat.

How to RSVP Text one word to 720-734-7787 Each meal below has its own word. Send it, and you’re on the list.
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no tickets.

Rosh Hashanah

Sept. 11 – 13 · three meals
Friday, Sept. 11 · 7:15 pm

Erev Rosh Hashanah Dinner

The evening service opens the new year at 7:15 pm and dinner follows right after — the first table of 5787.

text “dinner 1”
Saturday, Sept. 12 · 8:30 pm

Second Night Dinner

Evening service at 8:00 pm downstairs, dinner at 8:30. Grad students, alumni and young professionals in their 20s and early 30s have a table of their own this night.

text “dinner 2” grad, alumni & young pros: “grad sweet” by Thursday, Sept. 10
Sunday, Sept. 13 · 2:00 pm

Day Two Feast

A long, late lunch to send Rosh Hashanah out the way it came in.

text “brisket” the word is the menu
No RSVP

Kiddush lunch follows morning services on both days of Rosh Hashanah, and it’s open to everyone — community, not students only. Walk in.

Yom Kippur

Sept. 20 – 21 · before the fast, and after it
Sunday, Sept. 20 · 5:30 – 6:30 pm

Pre-Fast Meal

A full meal before the fast begins, for Jewish students only. RSVP required on this one — it closes at 6:30 pm sharp, with Kol Nidrei at 7:00.

text “pre fast”
Monday, Sept. 21 · after 6:45 pm

Bagel Break-Fast

Ne’ilah closes the day at 6:45 pm, and then it’s bagels, cream cheese, lox and orange juice with your Jewish Buff family. The fast ends at 7:40 pm.

text “bagels” worth the wait

Everything happens at the Chabad House

909 14th Street, Boulder, CO 80302. Questions about a meal, dietary needs, or sponsoring a Kiddush — [email protected] or 303-444-2833.

See the full service schedule →