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High Holiday Seating 2022 – New Layout and Options This Year

ByNusach Hari Bnai Zion (NHBZ)

Rosh Hashanah is this month! One of the benefits of Full Membership at NHBZ is being guaranteed a seat for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. This year, guaranteed seats will be either reserved or open. You may choose a specific seat to reserve; or, if you prefer open seating, you may sit in any unreserved seat. There will be enough seats to guarantee that all Full Members have a seat.

This year, seats will be reserved only upon request.

The seating layout will be slightly different this year, with the Bima somewhat closer to the front. If you want a reserved seat, please contact Lenny Alper at lenny.alper@outlook.com or Nancy Stenn at office@nhbz.org by September 9 and we can help you pick out a seat to your liking Your seat will be marked as reserved. If you do not want a reserved seat, you may sit in any seat that is not marked as reserved.

If you want a reserved seat, you must contact us by September 9

This year, seats will be reserved upon request only.

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