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Important Information
We welcome anyone who wishes to observe the High Holy Days with our community, whether or not they are temple partners (members).
Tickets provide access to in-person services and selected livestreamed services. Livestream links and passwords will be emailed to all ticket holders approximately one week before Rosh Hashanah and again before Yom Kippur.
If you need assistance, please call the temple office at (805) 497-7101.
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Ticket Information
Temple Partners
Temple Adat Elohim Partners and their children under age 30 will automatically receive High Holy Days tickets.
If you would like to invite guests to join you for the High Holy Days, you may request guest tickets with the following suggested contributions:
- Children under 13: $18
- Teens (13–18): $125
- Adults (18+): $200
We never want cost to prevent anyone from participating. If the suggested contribution presents a financial hardship, please submit a request for financial assistance.
Broader Community Members
We welcome anyone who wishes to observe the High Holy Days with our community.
Suggested Contributions:
- Children (under age 13): $18
- Teens (ages 13–18): $125
- Adults (ages 18+): $250
Tickets will be emailed immediately after registration and again before Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
As always, we never want cost to prevent anyone from joining us. If the suggested contribution presents a financial hardship, please submit a request for financial assistance.
Complimentary Events Requiring Tickets
Tickets are required to attend the following complimentary services.
- Preschool-Age Services
- Tashlich
- Study Sessions
- The Braid Program
- Yizkor/Neilah
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Parking Information
Temple Parking
During Erev Rosh Hashanah, Rosh Hashanah Traditional Services, Kol Nidre, and Yom Kippur Traditional Services, parking in the temple lot is reserved for members with approved accessible parking needs and High Holy Days parking auction winners.
If you have a medical need or a valid California Disabled Parking Placard or License Plate, please request an accessible parking pass at www.adatelohim.org/medicalpass.
Please remember that parking in the lot is limited and not guaranteed.
Off-Site Parking
Complimentary off-site parking will be available. Additional parking will be available on neighboring streets. Please be mindful when crossing Hillcrest Drive, and help us be good neighbors by avoiding driveways, mailboxes, and fire hydrants.
Security Reminder
For the safety of everyone attending High Holy Days services and programs, please leave large bags, backpacks, and oversized purses at home whenever possible. Any bags brought onto campus may be subject to security screening.
Additional Information
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If a passenger requires accessible parking accommodations, but the driver does not, please drop the passenger off at the front gate before parking the vehicle off-site. General Parking During the four services listed above, off-site parking will be available. Details will be emailed before High Holy Days. ⚠️ For everyone’s safety and to comply with city traffic laws, please cross Hillcrest Drive only at the crosswalk and traffic light adjacent to Temple Adat Elohim. Wait for the WALK signal, stay within the crosswalk, and make eye contact with drivers. Please do not jaywalk or cross mid-block. Questions? Please call the temple office at (805) 497-7101. Parking
As we gather for the High Holy Days, we come together as a community to reflect, renew, and reconnect. We believe everyone deserves a place to belong. Whether through worship, learning, life-cycle moments, or acts of caring and connection, TAE is strengthened by the people who make up our community. The programs and experiences that bring us together are made possible by the generosity and commitment of members and friends like you. While partnership dues help support our community, they cover less than half of our operating expenses. Your tax-deductible gift helps create opportunities for connection, belonging, and engagement throughout the year, ensuring that TAE remains a welcoming and vibrant home for all.Annual Campaign
Volunteering is a meaningful way to support our community and help create a warm, welcoming experience for all who attend High Holy Days services. Volunteer opportunities include greeting, ushering, ticketing, and traffic support. As a thank-you, volunteers may reserve seats for themselves and their immediate family members at the service they support.High Holy Days Volunteers
Prayer Books
Those who prefer a personal prayer book may order Mishkan HaNefesh: Days of Awe directly from CCAR Press. Prayer books are not available for purchase through the temple.
During Yizkor on Yom Kippur, we honor the memory of loved ones through Temple Adat Elohim’s Memorial Book. We invite you to participate in this meaningful tradition by including the names of family members and friends we hold in our hearts and remember together as a community. To support the creation of this meaningful book, we suggest the following contributions: Submissions are due by September 7TAE Memorial Book
Bring the mitzvah of shaking a lulav and etrog to your Sukkah with a complete ritual set. Each $67 set includes a lulav, etrog, myrtle (hadassim), and willow (aravot) branches. Orders are due by September 11. Pickup will take place at Temple Adat Elohim before Sukkot. Lulav and Etrog Sets
Our annual High Holy Days Food Drive supports Manna Food Bank and helps provide food for individuals and families throughout the Conejo Valley. Both food and monetary donations are welcome.Food Drive
Ticket Registration
We look forward to welcoming you for the High Holy Days. Please select the appropriate option below to request your tickets.
Temple partners will need to log in to their accounts before requesting tickets.
Temple Partner Guest Tickets »
Broader Community Members Tickets »
If you need assistance, please call the temple office at (805) 497-7101.
Temple Adat Elohim | Thousand Oaks, CA