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High Holidays 2026 -5787

Schedule for Davening at ChaBaDLubavitch of Edmonton

502 Wolf Willow Road, Westridge Shopping Centre (780) 993-1818

Sept. 5th

Melave-Malka (meal)

Slichot

12:00 AM

1:30 AM

Sept 11 - Erev Rosh Hashanah.

Light candles at

Mincha / Ma’ariv

7:42 PM

7:40 PM

Sept. 12 - 1st  day Rosh Hashanah

No Shofar Blowing today due to Shabbat

Shacharis 

Mincha / Ma'ariv

Light Candles After

10:00 AM

7:40 PM 

8:40 PM

Sept. 13 - 2 nd day Rosh Hashanah

Shacharis

Shofar Blowing  

Mincha followed by walk to Tashlich

Ma'ariv / Holiday Ends

10:00 AM

12:30 PM (approx.)

6:45 PM

8:38 PM

Sept. 20th - Erev Yom Kippur

Mincha

KolNidre

Light candles at

Fast Begins

3:15 PM

7:20 PM

7:20 PM

7:20 PM

Sept. 21st - Yom Kippur

Shacharis

Yizkor

Mincha

Maariv / Holiday ends

10:00 AM

12:45 PM (approx.)

6:15 PM 

8:17 PM

Sept. 25th - Erev Sukkot

Light Candles at

Mincha / Maariv

7:07 PM

7:05 PM

Sept. 26th – 1 st day Sukkot

Shacharis

Mincha / Maariv

Light candles after

10:00 AM

7:05 PM

8:05 PM

Sept. 27th - 2nd day Sukkot

Shacharis

Mincha / Maariv

Holiday ends at

10:00 AM

7:05 PM

8:02 PM

Oct. 2nd – Erev Shemini Atzeret

Light candles at

Mincha / Ma’ariv / warm-up for Simchas Torah

  6:50 PM

  6:50 PM

Oct. 3rd – Shemini Atzeret

Shacharis

Yizkor

Mincha/Maariv, Dancing, followed by Simchas Torah meal.

Light Candles after

10:00 AM

11:45 AM (Approx.)

6:50  PM

7:48  PM

Oct. 4th – Simchas Torah

Shacharis

Mincha / Maariv 

Holiday ends

10:00 AM

6:50 PM

7:45 PM

 Note: Limited children's program for ages 3-9 during Davening on Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur starting at 10:30 AM -1:00 PM

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Fun forever!

Lag BaOmer

Come join in our Lag BaOmer event

Shabbat Services

Join us for Friday night and Shabbat morning services.

Sukkot & Simchat Torah at Chabad

Join us for a celebration of Jewish unity on Sept 29

Tubshvat Feb 13th 6:30pm
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