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5786/2025 High Holy Days Non-Member Registration

Welcome to High Holy Days Registration for Non-Members

We are honored to welcome you to University Synagogue for the High Holy Days. We look forward to sharing these sacred days of reflection, renewal, and community with you.

All non-members must complete this registration form in order to attend services.

As part of this registration, you may also choose to add on the following optional offerings:
Parking or Seating Accommodations
Babysitting & Youth Programming
Yizkor Book Additions
Break-the-Fast
Prayerbook Orders

CLICK HERE FOR OUR HIGH HOLY DAYS SERVICE & EVENT SCHEDULE

In Person Services: Adults: $360; Children ages 12 - 18: $150. 
There is no cost if you are only coming to family service and registration is not required.

Live Stream: $360 per household (includes all holidays except family services, which are complimentary). To watch family services online, visit the live stream page on our website at the time of services on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur; no registration required.  


Ticket orders placed after September 1 will be held at will call to be picked up prior to services.

For Non-Members Attending Family Services ONLY:

 There is no cost to attend Family Services.

For Non-Members Attending In-Person Services:

$360 each
$150 each

For Live Stream:

$360 per household. Live stream link will be sent to the email submitted on this form.


Submit your request for parking accommodations below.

Do you require disability or accessibility-related parking accommodations?

General parking is available across the street at Irvine Lanes. A limited number of parking spaces in our on-site lot are reserved for individuals with disabilities who are unable to park and walk from across the street. While we do our best to accommodate requests, on-site parking cannot be guaranteed, and accessible spaces are available on a first-come, first-served basis. If you received a parking pass for Irvine Lanes and you require accessible parking, please email the office.

“May the Memories of Our Loved Ones Be for a Blessing”

It is a mitzvah to honor our beloved deceased relatives and friends by reciting Yizkor (memorial prayers) on Yom Kippur afternoon. 

The 5786/2025 Yizkor Memorial Book will include all names that were listed last year.
Please add any additional names you would like included in the Yizkor Memorial Book for anyone who passed away more than a year ago, or anyone who has passed away since October 2024.

Please submit this form no later than September 1st to ensure adequate time to update the Yizkor Memorial Book. 
 

Would you like to add name(s) to the Yizkor Memorial Book?

To ensure that you and your family can follow each service, we recommend that you have your own machzorim (High Holy Days prayerbooks), Kol Haneshamah, Prayerbook for the Days of Awe.

Books can either be downloaded via this link or purchased from the synagogue @ $65 per book. Purchased books should be picked up at High Holy Days services.
 

Would you like to purchase High Holy Days prayerbooks?

How many books would you like to purchase?

Break-the-fast with your University Synagogue community.
Adults - $35
Children ages 13 and under - $10.
Register by September 25th, 2025.

Catered by Parties by Panache
Assorted Bagels

Plain, “works”, sesame, onion, and poppy
Assorted Cream Cheeses
Plain and scallion
Smoked Salmon Platters
With sliced tomatoes, onions, cucumbers, lemon, dill and capers
Fresh Fruit Platters
With a selection of fresh seasonal fruits.
Tuna Salad
Made with white tuna, celery, carrot, red onion, fresh dill and mayonnaise
Greek Chopped Salad
Romaine lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, feta cheese, artichoke hearts, chickpeas, olives, red onion and red wine vinaigrette
Homemade Cheese Blintzes
Filled with ricotta cheese, served with sour cream and blueberry sauce


Do you plan on attending Break-the-Fast at University Synagogue?

 For ages 13 and under.

We will offer age-appropriate educational programming and babysitting on both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur during morning services. Babysitting and Youth Programming are free for members.

Babysitting: ages 2– 4
Youth Programming: ages 5 – 11

Rosh Hashanah Morning – Tuesday, September 23, 10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Register by Tuesday, September 16


Yom Kippur Morning – Thursday, October 2,  9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Register by Thursday, September 25


Light snacks will be provided.
 

Do you have children to register for Babysitting or Youth Programming?

Parents: Please Read These General Rules

  • Please arrive at least 15 minutes early so that you will be on time for services
  • All students are required to be signed in and out by their parent/guardian. Siblings may not sign children in or out.
  • We cannot guarantee space availability unless your child is registered by the deadlines listed above.
  • Children are expected to demonstrate Derech Eretz (proper behavior).
  • We encourage you to share the High Holy Days experience with your children by joining us on both Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur for meaningful Family Services.

Please set your cell phone on vibrate in case we need to contact you.

Wristband Policy for Security
All pre-registered children and their parents should pick up a wristband at childcare check in at the school entrance. In order to maintain a secure environment, ONLY people with wristbands will be admitted to the childcare and youth programming area.

Pre/Post-Bar and Bat Mitzvah Students
No youth programming will be offered for Pre/Post-Bar/Bat Mitzvah students (aged 12 and up) who are expected to attend adult High Holy Days Services. We would appreciate adult supervision of students’ whereabouts and behavior throughout each service.

How many children will attend childcare/youth programming?

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