We will dance again.

We finish the Torah, roll it straight back to the beginning, and dance with it. No seats, no service to follow, no experience required.

Lifting the Torah amid confetti and lights on Simchat Torah
Saturday, October 310:00 am

Shemini Atzeret

The eighth day, and the last of the season. Yizkor is said in the late morning, marking three years since October 7, and lunch is indoors — the sukkah’s work is finished.

Yizkor Memorial Service, 11:45 amKiddush lunch, 1:00 pmCandle lighting after 7:12 pm, from an existing flame
Saturday night, October 37:30 pm

Simchat Torah Celebration

Come dance, sing and celebrate with us. The joy of the Torah belongs to everyone.

Flags and treats for the kidsL’chaims for the adultsMusic and dancing for all
Saturday night, October 39:45 pm

Last Hakafah and Sukkah Crawl

The energy keeps going late into the night. We bring the Torah out onto campus with music, dancing and food, stopping at a sukkah on every corner. Chabad’s late night finale of the holiday season.

Sunday, October 410:00 am

Morning Services

More dancing with the Torah, then a festive lunch. The holiday ends at nightfall.

Festive lunch follows the dancingHavdalah, 7:11 pm

Shemini Atzeret is on Shabbat this year, so the dancing starts later than usual, once Shabbat is out. Exact times are on the schedule.

See the full schedule