Chabad Jewish Center of Petaluma
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Chabad of Petaluma: High Holidays 2026
Warm. Welcoming. Uplifting. An inspiring and meaningful holiday experience.
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Chabad of Petaluma: Challah Babies
Chabad Jewish Center of Petaluma 3921 Fabian Way, Petaluma, CAAt Challah Babies, we bake challah, enjoy music & movement, sensory activities, crafts, and free play, all while bonding with your little one! This event is free and open to the public. For caregivers and children 0-3 @ NooNoo • 18 Liberty St. Friday Mornings, 10am | September 4, 11, 18
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Rosh Hashanah Community Dinner
Join us for an Elegant, Traditional Rosh Hashanah Dinner Friday, September 11, 6:30 pm @ Chabad Jewish Center, 205 Keller Street #101 With delicious traditional Rosh Hashanah foods, great camaraderie, and inspiration, we will welcome in the New Year, and celebrate the special moment of Rosh Hashanah. Capture the spirit and tastes of Rosh Hashanah
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Rosh Hashanah Services at Chabad of Petaluma
High Holidays at Chabad is about connection, inspiration, and joy in a warm and welcoming environment. Our user-friendly High Holiday services are an engaging experience filled with soulful melodies and meaningful explanations. We are open to all, regardless of affiliation, level of observance or background. No membership is required. At Chabad, everyone is at home.
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Chabaf of Petaluma: Rosh Hashanah Kids Fest
A joyful and meaningful way for kids to celebrate the New Year. Kids and their families are invited to join us for a sweet Rosh Hashanah fest, with crafts, activities, and games; sweet Rosh Hashanah foods; shofar; round challah; Rosh Hashanah soft play for the littles; and a beekeeper demonstration! Location: Lucchesi Park, 320 N
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Chabad of Petaluma: Shofar in the Park
A Brief Rosh Hashanah Experience Join us to ring in the new year with a short service that will consist of Shofar Blowing and Tashlich Meditation. The Shofar blast is the feature of the Jewish New Year, a call from the heart, symbolizing fresh beginnings, divine blessings, and connection. At the tashlich service, a beautiful