Yes, we are happy to offer both in-person and virtual attendance options for this year’s services, held at Sixth & I. Advance registration is required and walk-ups on the day of services are not permitted.
Wednesday, July 29 at Noon.
The biggest differences are time of day and length of the service, so choose what works best for your schedule. Many of the prayers and sermons from the full services will repeat in the condensed services, so please choose one or the other, not both.
Sixth & I strives to provide affordable experiences and will offer a subsidized ticket price of $22 per service for those under age 40 to ensure young professionals or those with financial need can participate. Tickets are $72 per service for attendees aged 40 and over. Processing fees apply. All sales are final and tickets are non-refundable.
Please note ticket prices are reflective of the rising costs of hosting services including security, clergy and musicians, production, and operational expenses.
Tickets are $22 per service. Virtual ticket buyers are encouraged to purchase for each member of their household who plans to virtually attend services. Processing fees apply. All sales are final and tickets are non-refundable.
Purchase all your tickets here. Once you've selected your in-person tickets, you'll have the option to add on additional virtual tickets to your order.
Purchases for in-person attendance are limited to 4 tickets per purchaser, per ticket type. To ensure that as many people as possible can experience the High Holidays, please only purchase in-person tickets if you are certain you can attend. Please contact us if you need to purchase tickets for groups of more than 4.
No. Mobile tickets with a QR code will be emailed to you; please present these at the door. You'll have the option to add mobile tickets to the digital wallet on your smart phone. VIRTUAL attendees will receive the live-stream access link via email two days, two hours, and immediately before each service starts.
The first thing you should do is check your spam folder. If you cannot find the email confirmation or mobile tickets email, log in to your ticketing account to see if the event appears under “Upcoming Events.” If not, contact us for assistance.
Yes, once an in-person service is sold out, it is at capacity and there are no additional tickets available. We do not keep a waitlist. You can still purchase virtual tickets to livestream the service.
For details about accessible seating and entry at Sixth & I, click here. All services at Sixth & I will be ASL-interpreted for in-person attendees. To sit in the interpreted section or to access the interpreted feed virtually, email Amanda. To request large-print copies of the service’s prayerbook and supplemental material, email us. Assistive listening devices and reading lights are available on a first-come, first-served basis. To request a device or light, ask staff as you check in.
No, our services are not geared towards children but they are welcome to attend. Children under the age of two do not need a ticket.
Included with the price of your ticket, Sixth & I will provide a digital prayerbook with full transliterations and translations.