Happy Minyan

Happy Minyan is a Modern Hasidic shul in the heart of Pico-Robertson, Los Angeles. Join us for a deeply meaningful, joyous and musical prayer experience in a place of non-judgment and inclusion. Going to shul at Happy is something we look forward to–even crave.

Come as you are. Connect. Feel uplifted.

Shabbat Balak, 5785

Friday, July 11

Candle Lighting 7:49 PM

Mincha & Kabalat Shabbat 6:15 PM

Saturday, July 12

Torah insights with David Sacks 8:30 AM

Shacharis 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Kiddush 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Meditation led by Benzion Simmonds 6:20 PM

Mincha 7:20 PM

Shaloshudes 7:45 PM

Maariv 8:40 PM

Shabbos concludes 8:49 PM

Sunday, July 13 - Fast of 17th of Tammuz

Fast begins 4:17 AM

Fast ends 8:35 AM

Upcoming Events

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Sunday ,
AugAugust 17 , 2025

Let's Get Uncomfortable
Sunday, Aug 17th 12:00p to 1:00p
Creating an ethical will is a powerful way to share your values and shape your legacy. Join us for an engaging discussion and workshop exploring the process of creating an ethical will and the broader scope of legacy planning including advanced funeral arrangements. Learn from experienced professionals in a pressure-free supportive environment gaining the tools and knowledge to make thoughtful, personalized decisions for the future.
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Friday ,
AugAugust 22 , 2025

Welcome to our Scholar-in-Residence, Rabbi Dovid’l Weinberg
Friday, Aug 22nd 5:30a to Shabbos, Aug 23rd 8:00p
After spending two years studying in Eretz Yisrael, Dovid'l attended Yeshiva University from 2003-2006 where he Majored in Tanach and Minored in Psychology. In 2007 he continued his studies, joining the RIETS Kollel and Azrieli Graduate School of Education. In the summer of 2008, Dovid'l received Semicha from Rabbi Zalman Nechemia Goldberg Shlit"a of Jerusalem, Israel. Before making aliyah in 2012, he spent four years teaching Gemara, Chassidus, Tanach and Halacha at DRS High School for Boys and SKA High School for girls in Woodmere, NY. Dovid'l is also the Rosh Kollel of Camp HASC's Kollel Toras Chesed, is a the co-founder of The Mishna Project, an educational tool which aids the memorization of mishnayos through music, and plays guitar for the band Omek Hadavar. He lives in Yerushalayim with his wife, Rina, and their three children.
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