(Courtesy of Valley Chabad) Rosh Hashanah this year will be making an appearance earlier than ever, with the Jewish New Year being Monday night, Labor Day. In addition to all the regular high holiday services Valley Chabad always offers the community, this year Valley Chabad invites the entire community to bake honey cakes.

Apples and honey are traditionally eaten at the Rosh Hashanah dinner. It is also the custom to use honey in other dishes throughout the holiday in hopes for a new year as sweet as honey.

The events will take place outdoors to ensure safety for all. All are welcome and pre-registration is required.

Wednesday, Sept. 1,
7:15 p.m.

Women’s Circle Honey-Cake Bake

Sushi & Salad · Cover $18

In a private backyard in Woodcliff Lake

Thursday, Sept. 2, 4-5 p.m.

Kakes for Kids – For Ages 0-10

In a private backyard in Woodcliff Lake

Thursday, Sept 2., 6:00 p.m.

CTeen & Friendship Circle Honey-Cake Bake

Teens grades 8-12 + Community Service Project

At the Valley Chabad tent