Please exit the building through the front doors. To facilitate smooth entry for all, pease bring your tickets and your Beth El key fob, if you have one, for all services. For traffic safety, your own safety, and consideration for our neighbors, there will be NO PARKING ON HUDSON ROAD.įollowing our new security procedures, you’ll enter the synagogue through the school (east) door, where volunteer greeters, will welcome you, check your tickets and a registration list, and admit you to the building. There will be a shuttle bus running frequently between Sudbury Town Hall and Beth El before and after services. If you are coming for the later services on Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur, please park at Sudbury Town Hall. Once the parking lot is full, it will be closed for safety until the services have cleared out.

Please reserve this parking for people with limited mobility and families with young children. We have a limited amount of parking in the Beth El lot. We’ll need lots of volunteers to usher and direct parking - sign up online. Also please indicating, to the best of your knowledge, which services you plan to attend in person. On the online ticket request form, please fill in the names of all members of your household/family for whom you are requesting tickets, as well as any guests who will be attending services with you. Please email if you have questions about dues, outstanding payments, or other financial arrangements. If you have not already submitted your financial commitment forms, along with your initial dues payments for 2022-2023, please do so immediately. They will be mailed out by September 16 provided that members’ financial obligations are current. Tickets are at no additional cost for members and adult children age 18-26. If you’re not a Beth El member, please call 97 or email to attend our High Holiday services.įor members, we are offering an online ticket request form for members and guests, and to register for children’s or teen’s programming. Services will also be live-streamed, and the live stream will be available in the Beth El garden.

It’s not too late to request your tickets for the High Holidays online! This year, we’re looking forward to gathering again in person for services. Kol Nidre and Yom Kippur (October 4–5, 2022).

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