Shabbat in Rhinebeck

Rhinebeck :  This historic little town nestled in the Northern New York Hudson Valley New York region reveals majestic views of the Catskill Mountains, the Hudson River, and more. 

Rhinebeck is a sophisticated four-corner town. Rhinebeck takes pride in its Dutch History, scenic beauty, support for the Arts as well as accessibility to New York City and rural upstate New York. 

The Village boasts tree lined streets that beckon you to meander for hours through very unique specialty Shoppe’s. Rhinebeck is a mecca for art & culture: visual, performing and dance, and Independent Film. With its Fine Dining, casual bistros, and a thriving locavore movement, Rhinebeck has been touted as one of America’s best Gourmet towns. From charming B&B’s to exquisite hotels, there is a range of wonderful places to rest your head at night.

Things to do with family

·       Hiking or biking on one of the areas many trails

·       Visiting one of the 40 local historic sites such and Vanderbilt mansion or FDR presidential library

·       Aerodrome

·       Farmers market

Schedule:

All food (excluding breakfast which hotel provides)

Services will be taking place at the newly dedicated Rhinebeck Jewish Center-Chabad House

Friday

Check in to hotel. 

Spend your day with family and friends.  Option to swim at someone’s home from 4-5pm

5:15 – 6:00pm snack for kids ( kugel, soup)

7:00pm evening services followed by Shabbat dinner

Speaker at Dinner Rabbi Hanoch Hecht

Shabbat,

Torah Class 9:00am with coffee and danish

9:30 am morning services

10:30 am sermon by Rabbi Ari Raskin

Followed by sit down lunch (we will invite Rhinebeck Community to join).

5:30 pm Mincha followed by Shalosh Seudas with talk by Rebbetzin Tzivie Hecht

Melavah Malka- Bon fire with guest lecture Rabbi Shea Hecht

Sunday,

Morning minyan, breakfast

Double occupancy $650

Per child $225