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Pesach 2022

Mechirat Chametz

Dakhei Noam has arranged for Rabbi Jason Herman at the West Side Jewish Center to serve as the agent to sell chametz for members of the community. 

The deadline to complete this form authorizing him to sell your chametz is Thursday, April 14 at 5pm.

All chametz sold through Darkhei Noam will be repurchased
about an hour after chag. See below for information on purchasing chametz after chag.

Pesach Services and Schedule

Please note: Throughout Pesach, we expect we will have a much smaller than usual crowd. Please commit to helping us start davening on time, sign up on our minyan spreadsheet.

We will NOT be meeting for Mincha/Maariv services during Pesach.

Thursday, April 14
Deadline to sell chametz: 5:00p
 

Friday, April 15, First night of Pesach
Taanit Bechorot: Fast starts at 4:50a
Last time to eat chametz: 10:29a
Last time for burning / owning chametz: 11:38a
Candle Lighting: 7:17p
*Note: we are not meeting for Kabbalat Shabbat.
 

Shabbat, April 16, Day 1 of Pesach
Shacharit (@MCS- 150 W 85): 9:30a  (note change in time)
Day 2 Candle Lighting: 8:18p
 

Sunday, April 17, Day 2 of Pesach, 1st Day of Omer
Shacharit (@MCS- 150 W 85): 9:30a  (note change in time)
Havdalah: 8:19p


Thursday, April 21, Day 6 of Pesach, 5th Day of Omer
Day 7 Candle Lighting: 7:23p


Friday, April 22, Day 7 of Pesach, 6th Day of Omer
Shacharit (@SAJ- 15 W 86): 9a   (note start time)
Tot Tefillah in the Park: 10:30a
Day 8 Candle Lighting: 7:25p
(Note: we are not meeting for Kabbalat Shabbat.


Shabbat, April 23, Day 8 of Pesach, 7th Day of Omer
Shacharit & Shir HaShirim (@MCS): 9a  (note start time)
Yizkor: (Not before 10:15a)
Tot Tefillah in the Park: 10:30a
Havdalah: 8:26p

There will be a pot-luck kiddush on the 8th day of Pesach. Food must be kosher and nut-free.

Pesach Children's Programming

Babysitting will  be available on all four days of Yom Tov. Tot Tefilah will take place on the last days.

Darkhei  Noam Hospitality

If you will be conducting Seder(s) at home and can accommodate one or more guests, please let us know the number of guests you can host for which Seder(s) by emailing us at hospitality@dnoam.org and enter "Seder Host" in the subject line. Please let us know what Covid precautions you require of your potential guests, such as vaccination, booster, testing, etc.

If you would like an invitation, please let us know which night(s) at hospitality@dnoam.org and enter the words "Seder Guest" in the subject line. 

Beyond Seders, if you would like to be matched with potential hosts or guests for another chag/Shabbat meal, please email hospitality@dnoam.org.

Shopping After Pesach

Limitations of purchasing food after Pesach only apply to the purchase of chametz. Chametz may be purchased immediately after Pesach from any store that has reliable hashgacha.

You can purchase non-chametz items, including kitniyot, in any Jewish owned establishment after Pesach.

You may purchase food from Jewish owned establishments that sold only Pesach food over Pesach.

You can shop in the following establishments (the following chains are owned by non-Jews):
7 Eleven
Associated
BJ’s Wholesale Club
 Costco
CVS
D’Agostino
Duane Reade
Fairway
Food Emporium
Fresh Direct 
Gristedes
Key Food
Rite Aid
Sam’s Club
Target
Trader Joe’s
Walgreens
Walmart
West Side Market
Whole Foods

Thank you to The Jewish Center making this list available.

Tue, June 17 2025 21 Sivan 5785