High Holy Days 5786
High Holy Days are a traditional time of prayer, reflection, remembrance, and family gatherings. We hope you'll join us in community to share, honor, and connect with each other.
All attendees need to register, including members and guests.
By registering, you'll reserve a seat for yourself and your ohana, and name tags will be provided. Wearing name tags will enable all of us to meet new people, reconnect with old friends, and greet visitors with aloha. Name tags will be available to pick up in the library as you enter the building. Registration will open shortly.
Unaffiliated guests and visitors to the islands are welcome to join us for all of our services and High Holy Day activities. We kindly ask for a suggested donation of $180 per person for non-member tickets for this year’s High Holy Days. No one will be turned away due to financial constraints. Please contact Executive Director, Jess Glasser to make individual arrangements.
Please feel free to register your family, friends, and colleagues as we open the doors this fall to gather in celebration and reflection.
Registration
If you are a member attending services, please register yourself and additional member(s)/guest(s) here. You must be logged in to your account to register.
Temple members, can we count on you for an honor? Please click here to indicate your interest and availability.
If you are an unaffiliated guest or visitor who plans to attend services, please register here.
Attending virtually? There is no charge for watching our livestream services. If you'd like to make a donation in support of our streaming service, please do so here.
Parking
We have limited parking available at our Temple. Yes, you can drive up to the porte-cochère to unload passengers then re-park.
Overflow parking is available at Nuuanu Congregational Church, located at 2651 Pali Highway (if coming from town, it will be on the Diamond Head side of the road). Parking is limited to the upper parking lot only on a first come, first serve basis (until 10 pm). No parking is permitted in their lower lot. See map below for walking directions from Nuuanu Congregational Church to our Temple.
Carpooling, ride-sharing, and riding the bus are all encouraged.
From Nu'uanu Congregational Church to Temple Emanu-El:
Remember your loved ones in our virtual Book of Memory
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| Sun., October 5, 2025 | Raise & Decorate the Sukkah | 9:00 AM |
| Fri., October 10, 2025 | Tot Shabbat in the Sukkah | 6:00 PM |
| Sukkot & Kabbalat Shabbat Service | 7:00 PM |
Simchat Torah
| Weds., October 15, 2025 | Simchat Torah Experience | 6:00 PM |
Register
If you are an unaffiliated guest or visitor who plans to attend services, please register here.
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