Click Here for First Days of Pesach Schedule Click Here for Last Days of Pesach Schedule Click Here to reserve for first night Seder Click Here to reserve for 7th night dinner Click Here for the Splitting of the Sea Event Click Here to sell your Chametz Click Here for Pesach sponsorship opportunities Click Here to donate to Maos Chittim
First Days of Pesach Sunday April 21st- B'Dikat Chometz Search for Chometz after 8:12 PM Monday, April 22nd – Erev Pesach Chometz not eaten after: 10:36 AM Chometz burned: 11:45 AM Candle lighting: 7:25 PM Mincha/Yom Tov Services: 7:30 PM Drasha: Rabbi Naftali Citron Tuesday, April 23rd – 1st DAY of PESACH Morning Services, 10:00 AM Drasha: Rabbi Naftali Citron Cake and wine Kiddush following services Drasha: Rabbi Naftali Citron - 7:10 PM Mincha/Yom Tov Services: 7:30 PM Candle lighting: 8:28 PM Wednesday, April 24th – 2nd DAY of PESACH Morning Services, 10:00 AM Drasha: Rabbi Naftali Citron Cake and wine Kiddush following services, Drasha: Rabbi Naftali Citron - 7:10 PM Mincha: 7:30 PM Holiday Ends 8:29 PM
Click Here for Last Days of Pesach Schedule Click Here to reserve for 7th night dinner Click Here for the Splitting of the Sea Event
Last Days of Pesach Sunday, April 28th– EREV 7th DAY of PESACH Candle lighting: 7:31 PM Mincha/Yom Tov Services: 7:35 PM Drasha: Rabbi Avraham Newman Monday, April 29th – 7th DAY of PESACH Morning Services, 9:30 AM Drasha: Rabbi Avraham Newman Musaf: Max Edelkopf Cake and wine Kiddush following services` Drasha: 7:05 PM Rabbi Avraham Newman Mincha/Yom Tov Services, 7:35 PM Drasha: Rabbi Avraham Newman Candle lighting: 8:35 PM Tuesday, April 30th – 8th DAY of PESACH Morning Services, 9:30 AM Drasha: Rabbi Avraham Newman Yiskor Approx. 11:30 AM Musaf: Max Edelkopf Cake and wine Kiddush following services, Mincha/Moshiach Meal: 6:00 PM Holiday Ends 8:37 PM Chometz that was sold through the Shul can be eaten after 9:50 PM
Please join us at the Shul at 11:00 PM on the 7th night of Pesach, Sunday, April 28th, as we walk to the 79th Street Boat Basin for the “Splitting of the Sea” with Rabbi Avraham Newman. This Carlebach Shul tradition brings to life the story of the splitting of the Red Sea, which we will read in Friday morning's Torah portion.
