There’s lots going on at Solel.

Selichot Service & Program

Join us as we prepare to enter into the Days of Awe. For more information about Solel’s High Holy Days services and programs, check out our High Holy Days page.

Erev Rosh Hashanah Service

Join us for the start of the Jewish new year. For non-members, guest tickets are available. Contact the Solel office for details.

Rosh Hashanah Morning Service

Celebrate the Jewish New Year with Solel. Our services are open to member as well as guests and visitors with tickets. You can also join us via our livestream.

Rosh Hashanah Day 2 L’dor v’Dor Intergenerational Service

Celebrate the Jewish New Year with Solel with a service designed for all ages. Following the service, join us for the tradition of Tashlich and a Family BBQ. Our services are open to member as well as guests and visitors with tickets. You can also join us via our livestream.

Erev Yom Kippur Service – Kol Nidre

Join Solel as we enter into Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement with the traditional Kol Nidre prayers. Our services are open to member as well as guests and visitors with tickets. You can also join us via our livestream.

Yom Kippur Services

Observe the Day of Atonement with Solel. Our services begin at 10:00am and continue throughout the day. For all the details, check out our High Holy Days page.

Erev Yom Kippur Service – Kol Nidre

Join Solel as we enter into Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement with the traditional Kol Nidre prayers. Our services are open to member as well as guests and visitors with tickets. You can also join us via our livestream.

Erev Sukkot Service

Join us for this special Shabbat and Sukkot festival-eve service.

Sukkot Festival Service

Join us for this special Shabbat and Sukkot festival service. Help us decorate our Sukkah and join us for lunch.

Erev Simchat Torah Service

Join us for this special Shabbat and Simchat Torah festival-eve service, followed by an ice cream oneg!

Simchat Torah Festival Service with Yizkor

Celebrate Shabbat and Simchat Torah with Solel at this festival service. Includes observance of Yizkor.

Arliene’s Book Club

This time: Songs for the Broken Heart by Ayelet Tsabari. A debut novel that explores family secrets, love and the cultural heritage of Yemenite Jews in Israel. Via Zoom. See your The Shammas – Solel This Week newsletter or contact the Solel office for Zoom information.

Lunch & Learn: Cognitive Decline

Presented by Solel’s very own Jill Rich. Bring your lunch. Coffee and tea are provided. Watch the The Shammas – Solel This Week for Zoom info if you aren’t attending in person.

Chanukkah Market

Arliene’s Book Club

This time: The Keeper of Secrets: A Novel of Love, Loss & Survival by Julie Thomas. Beautiful and mysterious, this novel follows a priceless violin across generations – from WWII to Stalinist Russia, to the gilded international concert halls of today – and reveals the loss, love, and secrets of the families who owned it. Via Zoom. See your The Shammas – Solel This Week newsletter or contact the Solel office for Zoom information.

Lunch & Learn: Cantor Yossele Rosenblatt

Presented by Rabbi Bill Tepper. Bring your lunch. Coffee and tea are provided. Watch the The Shammas – Solel This Week for Zoom info if you aren’t attending in person.

Arliene’s Book Club

This time: The Goddess of Warsaw by Lisa Barr. This new historical fiction gifts the reader with jaw-dropping moments worth of a Tarantino film, a story that could not be more timely, and a heroine whose ferocity and valour knows no bounds. Via Zoom. See your The Shammas – Solel This Week newsletter or contact the Solel office for Zoom information.

Lunch & Learn: Artist Archie Rand

Presented by Rabbi Bill Tepper. Bring your lunch. Coffee and tea are provided. Watch the The Shammas – Solel This Week for Zoom info if you aren’t attending in person.

Arliene’s Book Club

This time: The Midwives Escape from Egypt to Jericho by Maggie Anton. After years of archaeological research and biblical studies, award-winning author Maggie Anton has created an historical novel filled with adventure, warefare, and romance, that is true to both Torah and to history. Via Zoom. See your The Shammas – Solel This Week newsletter or contact the Solel office for Zoom information.

Arliene’s Book Club

This time: The Seven Good Years by Etgar Keret. A brilliant, life-affirming, and hilarious memoir from a “genius” (the New York Times) and master storyteller. The seven years between the birth of Etgar Keret’s son and the death of his father were good years, though still full of reasons to worry. Lev is born in the midst of a terrorist attack. Etgar’s father gets cancer. The threat of constant war looms over their home and permeates daily life. Via Zoom. See your The Shammas – Solel This Week newsletter or contact the Solel office for Zoom information.