Scheduling

Sessions planned around the Jewish calendar

The year, month by month: which days the office is closed, and when to ask for a time early.

Shabbat
Every week. There are no sessions from Friday afternoon through Saturday night, and Sunday has hours so the week keeps a place for you.
all year
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
The office is closed on the holy days. The weeks around them fill early, so ask for a time before or after.
Sep-Oct
Sukkot and Simchat Torah
Closed on the festival days. The days between are open, in person or by video, for people who are away from home.
Sep-Oct
Hanukkah
Regular hours. Evening sessions end early on the nights families light candles together.
Nov-Dec
Purim
Regular hours, with the day itself kept free for the community.
Feb-Mar
Passover
Closed on the first two and last two days. The days in between are open by video and in person.
Mar-Apr
Shavuot
Closed on the festival days, with the evening before kept for study and family.
May-Jun
Tisha B'Av
A light schedule on the fast day, with an earlier close for anyone who asks.
Jul-Aug

Holiday dates move each year. Gilt checks the calendar before each season and tells you which days are closed.

Ask for a time

Tell us the days you keep

Send us the days to avoid and the times that suit you. Marc replies with openings that fit your calendar.

Hours

Friday hours end earlier in winter, before Shabbat begins.