Because many people attend in-person services, the parking lot will quickly fill up. Parking lot volunteers will let you know if spaces are available and where you should park. If you are directed to park on the grass or the sidewalk please make sure all four wheels are off the pavement, which will ensure that the fire lane remains open. To ensure there is access for emergency vehicles, you will not be allowed to park in the circle near the entrance.
Please do not park in spaces designated for Handicap Accessible Parking unless your vehicle has a handicap tag. If you do not have a handicap tag but someone in your party has mobility challenges, please drop them off in the front circle and then park elsewhere.
Once the parking lot is full, you can park on the “other side” of Elm Street or on two nearby side streets—Nimrod Drive and Coburn Hill Road—that are on the left when heading down Elm Street towards Concord Center. Please do not block any driveways when parking on the street.
On evenings and weekends—but not on weekdays—you also may park in the lot in front of the offices at 676 Elm Street (across from Kerem Shalom and next to the gas station). That means you may use the lot for all services on Rosh Hashanah and for Kol Nidre, but not for Yom Kippur services and activities on Monday, September 21.