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SHABBAT

Services @ Chabad LES
You're invited back every week

Every Friday night and Saturday morning, our community steps back from the week to gather, refuel, and get inspired. Meaningful services, a delicious Kiddush lunch, good conversation and great company, plus a chance to meet new people and make friends.

See you on Shabbat!

Sunset times shift weekly. Check this week's times.

Friday Night

10 min before sunset Mincha & Kabbalat Shabbat

Shabbat Morning

9:00 AM Kabbalah Class & Coffee
10:00 AM Shabbat Services
11:00 AM Torah Reading
12:30 PM Hot Kiddush Luncheon & L'chaims

Shabbat Afternoon

10 min before sunset Mincha
Nightfall Maariv, Havdalah & a video of the Rebbe with English subtitles
Once a month

Shabbat Mevarchim

Every Shabbat Mevarchim, the Shabbat we bless the new month, the morning gets a special schedule. It's one of the most amazing mornings of the month, and a beautiful way to welcome what's ahead.

8:30 AM Psalms (Tehillim) & Cheesecake
10:00 AM Kabbalah Class
10:30 AM โ€“ 12:30 PM Shabbat Services

Come for the cheesecake, stay for the blessings.

Find us
37 ESSEX STREET
New York, NY 10002
Friday Evening
Services are 10 minutes before sunset.
Shabbat Morning
Services at 10:00 AM, followed by a hot Kiddush and l'chaims.
Shabbat Evening
Services are 10 minutes before sunset, followed by a weekly video of the Rebbe.
Sponsor a Kiddush

Honor a birthday, yahrtzeit, anniversary, simcha, or just give back to the community.

Standard Kiddush $400

A beautiful spread including challah, salads, dips, and all the essentials for a warm, welcoming Kiddush.

Deluxe Kiddush $600

An elevated Kiddush experience featuring an expanded menu, additional variety, and upgraded items for a festive Shabbat gathering.

Simcha Kiddush $950
Bar/Bat Mitzvah, etc.

A celebratory spread including desserts, cakes, candies, and special touches to mark your joyous occasion.

Your sponsorship helps us continue creating moments of connection and community each Shabbat.

Click here to sponsor a Kiddush