Rosh Hashanah 2026

Don’t throw away that leftover honey cake! These four quick and delicious ideas will transform dry cake into desserts the whole family will want to eat.

We ask Hashem to reign over us on Rosh Hashanah, but crowning Him King requires something from us too: taking the crown off our own heads.

Busy preparing for Rosh Hashanah? These simple nighttime beauty tips can help your skin and hair look fresher and more rested by morning.

Rosh Hashanah preparation is about more than cooking and cleaning. Here are 10 ways to prepare for the holiday without losing sight of what truly matters.

Are women required to hear the shofar, and should they recite a blessing? Learn the key halachot for Rosh Hashanah.

Learn when to light candles and prepare for the second night of Rosh Hashanah when it follows Shabbat, plus the meaning and different levels of teshuva

From Machzor and Musaf to Tashrat and Unetaneh Tokef, this simple glossary will help you follow the Rosh Hashanah service with confidence.

Before asking what you want from the year ahead, take a moment to consider what the past year has taught you with these eight meaningful questions.

Rosh Hashanah cooking doesn’t have to mean one exhausting day in the kitchen. Here’s how to spread out the work and make holiday prep easier.

Not sure where the congregation is or which prayer comes next? This simple guide will help you find your way through the Rosh Hashanah machzor.

From Psalm 27 to answering Amen during a live Selichot broadcast, discover two practical halachot to help prepare for the High Holidays.

For more than three thousand years, the shofar has called Jews to repentance, celebration, mourning, and defiance—and its ancient voice still speaks to us today.

Preparing for Rosh Hashanah doesn’t have to leave you exhausted. Discover seven simple ways to reduce the stress and actually enjoy the holiday.