Saloon: Shabbat Take Me Higher
Friday, September 20
7:00 pm
Electric Lodge
We. Are. Back.
Disruptive Ritual
Performance Art
Torah and Music
The Shabbat Take Me Higher Happening.
with
Rabbi Lori
The Open Temple Band
and
You
Open Temple never wants financial constraints to be a barrier to participation. For help with attending services without capacity limits, please reach out to hello@opentemple.org. For some services we have extremely limited capacity, and reduced price passes will be offered first to those who have previously been involved with Open Temple. Reduced price passes for those who are not regular participants will be made available in the evening of 10/2 for the Rosh HaShanah day and family services, and on the evening of 10/12 for the Yom Kippur Urban Retreat.
If you need help in finding alternative free or low-cost services for the High Holidays, please reach out to us at hello@opentemple.org.
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“Sing unto God a new song.”
-Psalm 96
If God is already tired, as suggests the Psalm, of hearing the old song, all the more so will ordinary mortals be.
-Alcalay (20th c. Jewish lexicographer)
The Open Temple.
Sing a new Song.