Chanukah
We’re holding a daytime kids Chanukah party and an evening celebration for adults.
Luminous Nights: Kids Chanukah Party Dec 14, 2025 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Join us for a magical Chanukah celebration for kids! We'll light Chanukah candles together, enjoy latkes and donuts, and join in creative activities for the kids. Come celebrate the festival of lights with community, connection and sparkle!
Location provided with RSVP.
Luminous Nights: A Chanukah Celebration, Dec 20 7:45 PM - 10:00 PM
Location provided with RSVP.
Our adult Chanukah celebration this year will be held in a private home. Join us for Luminous Nights, a Chanukah evening where the lights dim, the room shimmers, and the warmth of community fills the space. An evening of music, cocktails and connection - a celebration of light, joy, and the miracle that continues to shine within us.
Come dressed to shine - for one unforgettable night of warmth, laughter, and luminous spirit.
Park City Jewish Collective offers our own twist on services, learning, and celebrations for holidays; Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur alternative services, a Passover Seder, Chanukah party, Megilla reading Purim party, and more.
Check the registration links below.
Passover
We had a deeply meaningful and delicious Seder this year. Stay tuned for details on our second annual Seder.
Rosh Hashanah
This past Rosh Hashana, we created something different together - something soulful and meaningful. Not your typical services. The immersive experience blended shofar blowing, Torah reading, the Shema, guided meditation, and a few powerful verses-all woven together. We also had some teachings on the holiday with an open Q&A, and space to reflect on what this sacred day meant to each of us.
Yom Kippur
Our Yom Kippur services were an opportunity to connect to the heart of the day and explore what it truly means. We sang some Yom Kippur melodies and prayers including Kol Nidrei & the 13 Merciful Attributes, read from the Torah, learned about the vidui confession process, and held a Yizkor ceremony for those with a deceased loved one. The warm, hour-long service was meaningful for many who don't necessarily connect deeply with the longer traditional services.