Rosh Hashanah 5787 · September 11–12

A new year,
tastes better together.

Two nights of Rosh Hashanah dinners in Downtown Boca — a full holiday table, reserved seating for young professionals, and a room that already feels like yours before you sit down.

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First & Second Night · Sept 11–12, 2026
Boca Beach Chabad, Downtown Boca
Ages 21–34
Two Nights, One New Year

Come for one. Stay for both.

First Night · Erev Rosh Hashanah
Friday, September 11
Dinner at 8:00 PM · by reservation only

An exclusive young professional dinner — the year turns over the table, apples dipped in honey, a round challah passed hand to hand, and the first blessing of 5787 said together with your own crowd.

Exclusive Young Professional Dinner
Second Night
Saturday, September 12
Dinner at 8:15 PM · by reservation only

The second night has its own rhythm — a little more settled, a little more familiar. Join the full community dinner, with reserved tables held for our young professional crowd.

Reserved Tables · Community Dinner
What we do

A full holiday table, built for our crowd.

The Table

A proper sit-down Rosh Hashanah meal — apples and honey, a round challah, wine, and the customs of the night, served course by course at a real table. First and second night both.

The People

Reserved tables built for young Jewish professionals, ages 21–34. Come alone, come with your people — either way, you're sitting with the right crowd for a new year.

The Game

A new-year icebreaker made just for our tables — “Most Likely To, 5787 Edition.” The kind of question that gets the whole table talking by the second round.

The Icebreaker

Most Likely To — 5787 Edition.

Who at this table is most likely to…

…start a business this year?
…randomly move to Israel?

…and a few more we're saving for the table.

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Tickets are generously subsidized by Matt & Cara Goldberg.

$50 per person, per night $90 per couple (2 tickets) Ages 21–34 Boca Beach Chabad · 490 E Palmetto Park Rd
Want the full picture?

Candle lighting, services, the Explanatory Service, Tashlich, and the full Yom Kippur schedule — all in one place.

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First time at a CYP DoBo holiday dinner?

Never been? Perfect.

A lot of people show up to their first CYP DoBo dinner not knowing what to expect — or not knowing anyone at the table. That's not a problem. That's pretty much the default.

There's no dress code, no religious test, and no moment where you'll feel out of place. Just a full table, good food, and people who are genuinely glad you're there for the new year.

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