High Holidays 2026

High Holidays with Metro Chicago Hillel

The High Holidays are right around the corner, and this year Metro Chicago Hillel and Base have amazing offerings! Click on the links below to view our offerings and register for services and meals.  Advanced registration is required to attend our HHD programming. Holiday services will be led by our fabulous rabbis and are offered on campus, at Metro Chicago Hillel, at our Base locations, as well as around Chicago! The services will feature a mix of traditional prayers, singing, readings and learnings. Our programming is meant to help us connect, honor, reflect, and set our intentions for the year in a way that feels most authentic to ourselves. Email info@metrochicagohillel.org if you have any general questions about our HHD 2026 programming. Please note that, with the exception of our Rosh Hashanah service at DePaul, our HHD programs are restricted to our young adult and student communities. If you are looking for HHD offerings, please visit chitribe.org/holiday-guide for other programs around Chicagoland.

Programming is open to both students and young adults unless otherwise specified. Online registration for Rosh Hashanah will close at 4pm on Thursday, September 11 and online registration for Yom Kippur will close at 4pm on Thursday, September 17. If you missed the online registration deadline but would like to see if space is still available, please email info@metrochicagohillel.org.

NOTE: We don’t have registration ready for all of our High Holiday offerings just yet. If you see something that you’d like to attend, email info@metrochicagohillel.org with the service/dinner/program you are interested in and we will be sure to reach out to you once registration is available.


Rosh Hashanah

Erev Rosh Hashanah: Friday, September 11, 2026

Rosh Hashanah I: Saturday, September 12, 2026

Rosh Hashanah II: Sunday, September 13, 2026

Yom Kippur

Erev Yom Kippur: Sunday, September 20, 2026

Yom Kippur: Monday, September 21, 2026

Sukkot through Simchat Torah

September 25 through October 4