About White Plains
About White Plains
White Plains is unique in that it has all the amenities you'd expect from a large city, while maintaining the charm and tranquility of the suburbs. About 50,000 people live in White Plains, but over 250,000 work within the city limits, and this abundance of businesses helps keep our taxes low.
Its ideal location has also made White Plains a central shopping area for all of Westchester county. There are two malls within the city limits, as well as other shopping centers and prime retailers.
White Plains is also convenient transportation-wise. The White Plains Metro-North station is the third largest station in the Metro-North System (behind Grand Central and Stamford) and serves as the mid-point of the harlem line. The train ride to Grand Central is approximately 30-35 minutes on an express train, and trains run very frequently (about once every 20-30 minutes off peak, but as often as every 5-10 minutes during peak travel). A fair number of our members also work in the greater Greenwich-Stamford Area which is only 15-20 minutes away by car or bus. I-287 also runs through White Plains, and connects with all of the major north-south highways that run through Westchester and Connecticut, including - I-684, I-87 / Tappan Zee Bridge, I-95, the Hutchinson River Pkwy, the Bronx River Pkwy and the Sprain Brook Pkwy.
For your convenience, here are some links to White Plains resources:
Fri, January 23 2026
5 Shevat 5786
DAVENING TIMES
Erev Shabbat, January 16 (27 Tevet)
6:45am Shacharit
4:34pm Candle Lighting
4:44pm Mincha
Shabbat, January 17: Shabbat Mevarchim, Vaera (28 Tevet)
7:25am Shacharit followed by a shiur presented by Rabbi Jeffrey Beer
8:15am Shacharit (Social Hall)
9:15am Shacharit (Main Sanctuary)
9:30am Child Care Available (Beit Midrash)
9:41am Sof Zman Kriat Shema
10:00am Sephardic Minyan (Auxiliary Beit Midrash)
10:00am Youth Groups
10:45am Tot Shabbat (Beit Midrash)
4:35pm Mincha followed by seudah shlishit with a d'var torah by Daniel Edelstein
5:39pm Maariv
5:44pm Havdalah
9:00pm Daf Yomi for Men and Women, via Zoom
Sunday, January 18 (29 Tevet)
8:00am Shacharit
4:45pm Mincha
9:00pm Daf Yomi for Men and Women, via Zoom
Monday, January 19: Rosh Chodesh Shevat (1 Shevat)
6:30am Shacharit
4:45pm Mincha
8:00pm Exploring the Talmud - for Men, in person and via Zoom
9:00pm Daf Yomi for Men and Women, via Zoom
Tuesday, January 20 (2 Shevat)
6:45am Shacharit
4:45pm Mincha
8:15pm Women's Learning via Zoom
9:00pm Daf Yomi for for Men and Women, via Zoom
Wednesday, January 21 (3 Shevat)
6:45am Shacharit
4:45pm Mincha
8:15pm Hebrew Text for Men and Women, via Zoom
9:00pm Daf Yomi for Men and Women, via Zoom
Thursday, January 22 (4 Shevat)
6:35am Shacharit
4:45pm Mincha
9:00pm Daf Yomi for Men and Women, via Zoom
Erev Shabbat, January 23 (5 Shevat)
6:45am Shacharit
4:42pm Candle Lighting
4:52pm Mincha
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Zmanim
| Alot Hashachar | 5:48am |
| Earliest Tallit | 6:20am |
| Netz (Sunrise) | 7:14am |
| Latest Shema | 9:40am |
| Zman Tefillah | 10:29am |
| Chatzot (Midday) | 12:07pm |
| Mincha Gedola | 12:32pm |
| Mincha Ketana | 2:58pm |
| Plag HaMincha | 4:00pm |
| Candle Lighting | 4:42pm |
| Shkiah (Sunset) | 5:01pm |
| Tzeit Hakochavim | 5:45pm |
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