Area Synagogues Offer Free High Holiday Tickets

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur arrive quickly, and reservations are already underway for people who want to attend High Holiday services for free. Tickets are available at more than 30 synagogues—representing Conservative, Independent, Orthodox, Reconstructionist, and Reform streams of Judaism.

“The High Holidays are a time when all Jews want to connect to the community, and for the fourth year, the Synagogue Leadership Initiative’s EZ Key Program will help new members of the northern New Jersey community do just that,” said Lisa Harris Glass, Federation’s Managing Director, Community Planning and Impact.

This year, Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown on September 13, and Yom Kippur begins at sundown on September 22. Because demand for tickets is high, Federation encourages participants to sign up early so that their requests can be honored.

The offer for free tickets is a one-time offer per individual or family (some restrictions apply), and ends on August 28.

Families who have lived in the area two years or less can visit the EZ Key website at: www.jfnnj.org/holidaytickets. Some restrictions apply.

Note: Those who are not eligible for EZ Key free tickets but who are looking for High Holiday tickets may also inquire through the EZ Key website.

For more information, visit www.jfnnj.org/holidaytickets