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High Holy Days 5787/2026 - GlazerPass

  • Wilshire Boulevard Temple

    3663 Wilshire Boulevard
    Los Angeles, California 90010
Description

Join us for the High Holy Days at the Erika J Glazer Family Campus, from the opening of Rosh Hashanah through the conclusion of Yom Kippur. One GlazerPass provides access to all Open Seating and Family Services at Glazer Campus.

Reserved Seating is not included and cannot be purchased online. For information about reserved seats, contact
membershipservices@wbtla.org or 213.835.2142.

High Holy Day tickets are non-refundable.

Additional programs will take place throughout Yom Kippur at the Glazer Campus. View details at
wbtla.org/hhd-programs. 

 

Schedule

EREV ROSH HASHANAH: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

5:00 PM — Service (Open seating) — Sanctuary

ROSH HASHANAH: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 

8:30 AM — Morning Service (Open Seating) — Sanctuary 
9:00 AM — Early Childhood Service (Infant - TK/DK) — Piness Auditorium
11:30 AM — Morning Service (Reserved Seating) — Sanctuary
3:00 PM — Family Service (K - Grade 6) — Sanctuary

SECOND DAY ROSH HASHANAH: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 (IRMAS CAMPUS)

10:00 AM — Morning Service — Sanctuary

KOL NIDREI: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20

5:00 PM — Evening Service (Open Seating) — Sanctuary 
8:00 PM — Evening Service (Reserved Seating) — Sanctuary

YOM KIPPUR: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 

8:30 AM — Morning Service (Open Seating) — Sanctuary 
9:00 AM — Early Childhood Service (Infant - TK/DK) — Piness Auditorium
11:30 AM — Morning Service (Reserved Seating) — Sanctuary
2:30 PM — Family Service (K - Grade 6) — Sanctuary
4:30 PMMinchah/Yizkor/Neilah ServiceSanctuary

On Yom Kippur, we will be offering programming onsite at Glazer Campus. You can view the programs offered at wbtla.org/hhd-programs and signs will be posted.

 

 

 

Venue Details

Wilshire Boulevard Temple

3663 Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles, California 90010 Wilshire Boulevard Temple
Wilshire Boulevard Temple - Los Angeles

Celebrating 162 years in Los Angeles and one of America’s most highly respected congregations, Wilshire Boulevard Temple has been serving the Los Angeles Jewish community since its founding in 1862 as Congregation B’nai B'rith, the city’s first synagogue. Today, Wilshire Boulevard Temple carries out the mission through a variety of ways, as a center for Jewish spirituality and celebration, a place for lifelong learning and friendship and home to an engaged congregation where every person can make a difference.