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High Holidays with Illini Chabad

Rosh Hashanah: Sept. 11 - 13, 2026
Yom Kippur: Sept. 20 - 21, 2026
Join us at Illini Chabad for the High Holidays. The doors to heaven are open to all, and so are ours.

Traditional services with contemporary insight, and nobody checking your background at the door. Hebrew and English prayer books provided. Inspiring services, good humor, enjoyable company.

No membership, no tickets, no payment, just a reservation. Between services we sit down to home-style holiday food. Donations are warmly appreciated.

Schedule of Services

Rosh Hashanah runs Friday night through Sunday, Yom Kippur from Sunday night through Monday. Every service, in order, is on the schedule.

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Sept. 11 – 13, 2026

Rosh Hashanah Dinners

Dinner opens with the Bonnie Dayan New Year Brisket Dinner and keeps going through both days. Home-style food, long tables, and company that makes a meal run late.

A shofar, pomegranate, apples and a silver dish of honey on a white surface
Everything here runs on parents, alumni, students and friends. Every dollar given this High Holiday season is matched by a group of generous donors, so your gift counts twice.

High Holiday Donation

A person in a tallit sounding the shofar beside a hand placing a bill into a charity box
Dive into our extensive High Holiday guide to enrich your celebration of the Jewish New Year.

High Holiday Guide

Practical how-to guides, essays, videos and audio covering every part of the High Holidays. Good for brushing up on something you half remember, or finding a custom you have never tried.