High Holy Day Guide and Ticket Forms

Erev Rosh Hashanah (Wed., Sept. 28), Rosh Hashanah morning (Thurs., Sept. 29), Kol Nidre (Fri., Oct. 7) and Yom Kippur (Sat., Oct. 8) morning services will all be held at Pease Auditorium on the Eastern Michigan University campus.  Evening services for both holidays start at 8:00 pm.  Morning family services start at 9:00 am, followed by the traditional service at 11:00 am. (Both of these services are at Pease.) The AARTY Rosh Hashanah Service (Grades 9-12) is at 11:00 am at TBE and is followed by a brunch.
 

Kol Nidre (Fri., Oct. 7) Congregational Service starts at 8:00 pm at Pease. The AARTY Kol Nidre Service starts at 8:00 pm at TBE, with drop off and pre-service dessert from 7:00 to 8:00 pm.
Yom Kippur (Sat., Oct. 8) afternoon services will be held at Temple Beth Emeth beginning at 3:45 pm. 

Note that middle school students should plan to attend services with their parents at Pease, as AARTY services are for high school students.

Assistive listening devices will be available at all services for anyone who might want to borrow one.  Please ask an usher about this.  If you require wheelchair seating, please indicate this on your ticket order page by writing a W in the box for each service requiring special seating.

IMPORTANT PARKING INFORMATION:
Erev Rosh Hashanah (Wed., Sept. 28) and Rosh Hashanah (Thurs., Sept. 29) morning services: please park at the Eastern Michigan University Convocation Center parking lot on Hewitt Road, just north of Washtenaw Avenue.  Three buses will provide transportation from the Convocation Center to Pease Auditorium.  It is important that you arrive at the Convocation Center at least ½ hour prior to the start of services in order to be at services on time.
Kol Nidre (Fri., Oct. 7) and Yom Kippur (Sat., Oct. 8) morning services: There will be no busing from the Convocation Center.  Parking will be available in university lots and on the streets surrounding Pease Auditorium.

Yom Kippur (Sat., Oct. 8) afternoon services:  Because this is a Saturday, parking is available on Eastover and in the parking lot across from Eastover.  Please do not park in the back or side parking lots at Temple, as those spaces are reserved for special-needs parking.

Special-Needs Parking:  A limited number of parking spaces are available next to Pease Auditorium and at Temple Beth Emeth.  If you require special-needs parking, please call the Temple office at 665-4744 to reserve your space.

For a ticket order form or to see the copy of the High Holy Day Guide that was mailed out to you earlier in the month, please click on the pdf attachments below.