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Save My Place

All are welcome! To assist in our planning, please let us know each of the High Holy Day
events or services that you might attend. We won’t hold you to it, but we will save your
place.
If you are registering for online services, you will receive Zoom links the day before the service.

High Holy Day dates and times can also be found on our High Holy Days webpage, but completing this registration form is required to receive zoom links and important materials and information about in-person services. 

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Yom Kippur - Kol Nidre

Yom Kippur

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Childcare

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Accessibility

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Tell Us About Yourself

Please use the fields below to state your name, email and phone number: 
 

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Participate!

Donations

High Holy Day services are open and available to everyone!

Your financial support helps defray the cost of creating both in-person and
online services – and supports our community throughout the year.  

Our projected High Holy Day cost is a little over $180 per person.
Please consider a donation that is meaningful to you!

Suggested Donations:
$540*, $360, $270, $180, $108, $90, $54, another amount.  

If you are donating $540 or more, we would like to acknowledge your support publicly.
We’ll be touch.

After you click Next below, you will be asked to enter a Credit Card or ACH (bank account) number.
If you are a SZ member and logged in, you may instead have us bill your account.

Other Payment Options

Thank you for your generous support!

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Volunteer

We rely on volunteers to bring their spirit to our High Holy Day observances!  If you are interested in volunteering, please check below. We’ll be in touch to tell you more about volunteer opportunities. Thank you!

Thank you! We will follow up with you soon. 

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How Did You Hear About Sha'ar Zahav High Holy Days?

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Safety and Health Requirements 

Members with Key Cards: Members with Key Cards for 290 Dolores can show their cards at check-in at the Herbst Theater. Key cards serve as ID and proof of vaccination. 

Identification and Vaccination: We require personal identification and evidence of vaccination for all in-person events. For members with key cards, this will serve as your proof of ID and vaccination.  For all others, we will check photo ID’s against registration lists and will accept digital or hard copy vaccination records.  Vaccination requirements are as follows:  Adults, and children 12 and up:  Proof of full vaccination and first booster.  Children 5 to 11:  Proof of full vaccination required; booster encouraged but not required.  Children 6 months to 4 years:  Vaccination encouraged but not required.

Masks: Masks are required throughout the building. We highly recommend N95 or KN95 masks. Well-fitted masks covering both nose and mouth will be required at all times for adults and children 5 and up, while inside the venue.  Service leaders who have tested negative for Covid the day of the service may be unmasked while leading services. Those who wish to attend the oneg (reception) after Erev Rosh Hashanah services and at the conclusion of Yom Kippur may be unmasked for brief periods while eating or drinking.

Capacity restrictions and physical distancing: We will not be imposing any additional health-related capacity restrictions or physical distancing requirements.

Fragrance-Free Environment: Sha'ar Zahav maintains a fragrance-free environment at all its services and in-person events. In order to support Sha’ar Zahav attendees who are physically harmed when exposed to chemical fragrances (difficulty breathing, migraines, flu-like symptoms), please refrain from wearing perfume/cologne or using other scented products. For more information on this subject, please click here.

Zoom Backgrounds: When attending Zoom events please don’t use virtual or blurred backgrounds, as they cause migraines for many people.