Shabbat
Fridays @ 30 College St – Current Bowdoin Students can see the schedule here
High Holidays at Bowdoin College, Fall 2024/5785
Jewish students will mark two of the most important holidays in the Jewish calendar over the next few weeks. Rosh Hashanah marks the start of the Jewish New Year and the beginning of a 10-day period of repentance; the traditional greeting is shanah tovah or “happy new year!” The 10 day period, known as the “Days of Awe,” concludes with Yom Kippur, a day of strict fasting known as “the Day of Atonement.”
All are welcome to attend these upcoming holiday events sponsored by Bowdoin Hillel. Note: Students RSVP required for meals; seating is limited.
Rosh Hashanah
October 2nd
– Services at 5:30 pm (Daggett)
– Dinner at 7:15 (Lancaster Lounge)
October 3rd
– 10:30 Services (Daggett)
– Lunch at 12:30 (Lancaster)
– Tashlich 4:30 pm (Meet at Polar Bear)
Yom Kippur:
October 11th
– Dinner at 6 (Lancaster)
– Kol Nidre Services 7:30 (Daggett)
October 12th
– Shacharit: 10:30am (Daggett)
– Guided Reflection: 3 pm (Shannon Room/TBA)
– Mincha, Ne’ilah: 5 pm, 6:45 snack (Daggett)
– Dinner at 7 pm (Main Lounge)
- Sukkot – October 16 ‑ October 23
- Shmini Atzeret – October 23-24
- Simchat Torah – October 24-25
Jewish students: if you have questions about academic accommodations during High Holidays, please reach out to Oliver Goodrich.
