On day 1 of Rosh Hashanah (Tuesday, September 23) and on Yom Kippur (Thursday, October 2), we're excited to offer onsite children's programming for our young community members (ages preK - 4th grade). They’ll experience a children’s service with Tkiya, some facilitated holiday-related activities, and also have free time to read books, color, and make friends. Children will be in the care of two experienced child care providers, as well as two teen helpers. Children will join adults on Rosh Hashanah to hear the shofar and on Yom Kippur when we take out the Torah, then will return to their program. Space is limited and pre-registration is required.

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Children of all ages are welcome to attend services. For children too young to enroll in our children's program, as well as any child that needs a break at any time, we will have a room available for you to spend time in. Please note that children MUST be accompanied by an adult in this room. Only those registered for our children’s program may be left with our providers. 

 

All parents and caregivers who register their child/ren below must be registered for services HERE, and must remain on site for the duration of the program. 

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When: Rosh Hashanah: Tuesday, September 23 & Yom Kippur: Thursday, October 2, starting at 9:15am 

 

Where: CUNY School of Law (2 Ct Square W, Long Island City, NY 11101)

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Fee: $20/child/session for Partners & $25/child/session for non-Partners. Malkhut Partners make monthly donations to Malkhut, and in turn receive year-round benefits. To become a Partner, click HERE. 

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Note: Children are not permitted to bring tablets, phones or other electronic devices. They're welcome to bring books, fidgits, and snacks, but we ask that they respect our children’s service and put away distractions for that time.

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COVID information:

• When the CDC Level of Respiratory Illness Activity for NYC is low or medium:

  • Indoors: masking is optional but encouraged

  • Please do not attend with COVID symptoms

• When the CDC Level of Respiratory Illness Activity for NYC is high or very high, we will implement further safety measures. Please view our COVID safety policy HERE.

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