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Celebrate the Holidays with Chabad
Get ready for the upcoming Jewish year with holiday services, celebrations, and community events for the entire family.

5th Annual Queens Unity Sukkos Concert
Celebrate Sukkos 5787 in Queens at the 5th Annual Queens Unity Sukkos Concert, a community-wide Jewish holiday celebration featuring live performances by Aryeh Kunstler and Shimon Deri. Enjoy an evening of Jewish music, singing, dancing, and festive entertainment during Chol Hamoed Sukkos.
The concert will take place on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM at Main Street and 72nd Drive, near Haym Salomon Square in Queens, New York.
This Sukkos event in Queens is a great opportunity for individuals and families to come together, enjoy live Jewish music, and celebrate the holiday with the local community.
For more information, visit ChabadYQ.com/sbh.

Join Us for Rosh Hashana
Welcome the New Year with prayer, reflection, and community. Join us for Rosh Hashana services and shofar blowing — no RSVP needed.
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Hear the Shofar This Rosh Hashana
Join us for afternoon shofar blowing at two convenient locations in the community. Open to men, women, and children — plus a sweet treat for a sweet new year!
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A Sweet New Year, Brought to Your Door
Can’t make it to synagogue for Rosh Hashana? We’ll bring the sound of the shofar to you with a special home visit. Schedule your shofar visit and share in the sweetness of the New Year.

Observe Yom Kippur with Chabad
Join us for Yom Kippur prayers and services, including Kol Nidrei, Ne’ilah, and shofar blowing. No RSVP needed.

Soup, Sukkah & Good Company
Come warm up in the Sukkah with a bowl of homemade soup, refreshing drinks, and a cozy evening together this Sukkot.

Simchat Torah: A Celebration for the Kids
An evening filled with dancing, L’Chayim, prizes, and refreshments — a joyful way for children and families to celebrate Torah together.

A Joyful Celebration of the Torah
Come celebrate Simchat Torah as we reach the Torah’s grand finale and begin again — with Torah reading, dancing, Kiddush, and food shared together as a community.

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