Flagstaff
Mountain:
Shabbat
with a View
June 18, 2010
July 23, 2010
August 27, 2010
|
 |
 Imagine
Friday night Shabbat Services on the summit of
Flagstaff Mountain. Our 6 p.m. service is held
at the Sunrise Amphitheater with panoramic views
of the City of Boulder. Join us for an unforgettable Shabbat, surrounded
by fragrant trees, red-rock, great company and song.
Then,
at 7 p.m., join us for a picnic at the Stone Shelter picnic
area, located just across the parking lot.
Bring
your family and friends or come alone.
No hiking involved! All ages welcome. The song-filled service will
be finished by 7 p.m.
 After
services, join us for a picnic dinner. Please bring
your own picnic dinner and table cloth. No alcoholic beverages permitted.
(Open Space regulations.)
What:
Shabbat Service and Picnic Dinner
Dates:
June 18, July 23, Aug 27, 2010
Time:
6 pm
Cost:
Between facility rental insurance, staff, and advertising, this
event costs over $1,000 to run. Free for members
all others are asked to please pitch in (suggested $10/ adult and
$5/ child) at the door or
Click here to pay in advance. Visa/MC accepted.
Volunteers:
We need 2 volunteers to help greet. Click
here to volunteer.
Directions: Baseline Road west towards mountains. Drive
past Chautauqua Park on your left. The road's name changes to Flagstaff
Road. 3.4 miles up Flagstaff Road, to Realization Point, then right
turn, 0.5 miles on Flagstaff Summit Road. It takes longer
than you would expect to get up there. Click
here for a map.
 Parking:
Boulder residents whose cars are registered in Boulder do not need
parking permits. If you are not registered in Boulder, there is
a $3 parking permit fee. Fee may be paid as you turn onto Flagstaff
Summit Road. Click here
for details
Dogs:
Must be on leashes, able to quietly sit through the service and
play well with other dogs. For park regulations on dogs please
click here.
Rain
Policy: If it is raining really hard at 6:00 p.m. we will
cancel, but please know that it frequently can be raining in town
and fine on Flagstaff or a storm can swiftly pass by leaving us
able to have our service.
|
