Shabbat Shalom, Denver! ...But Not for Much Longer
You Denver dudes and dudettes rocking out your yarmulkes and challah – listen up! That question drumming in your head like a particularly enthusiastic hora beat – "What time does Shabbat end in Denver, CO?" – we've got the answer for you.
But first, let's be honest. We all know that feeling. You're knee-deep in a delightful Shabbat dinner, the Manischewitz is flowing, and Aunt Ruth's brisket is about to win you over (again). Suddenly, a commercial break disrupts your zen state, and there it is – a glimpse of that new Marvel movie trailer. Intrigue sets in. Is it okay to sneak a peek after Havdalah? Can Captain America wait a few more minutes?
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Fear not, movie-obsessed friend! We've got the intel you crave.
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The Sunset Scoop: When Shabbat Says "See Ya Later" in Denver
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Here's the nitty-gritty: Shabbat departs Denver in a blaze of glory (well, more like a fading sunset) around 9:16 pm. This, of course, is just an estimate. The exact time can vary slightly depending on where you are in Denver (you know, the whole Earth-is-round thing).
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Pro Tip: Don't wait until the last second to perform the Havdalah ceremony. You wouldn't want to miss those sweet, sweet movie trailers because you're fumbling with the spices.
Shabbat SOS: Frequently Asked Questions (Denver Edition)
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How to: Find the exact Shabbat end time for my Denver zip code?
- There are a few websites that can help you with that, like Chabad.org [Chabad candle lighting times Denver].
How to: Prepare for Havdalah?
- Stock up on a cup of wine (or grape juice), a Havdalah candle, and some spices (cinnamon and cloves are popular choices).
How to: Deal with the post-Shabbat movie cravings?
- Grab your favorite snacks, settle in, and enjoy the show! Just remember, with great movie power comes great responsibility (to resist checking your phone during the entire film).
How to: Explain Shabbat ending to my over-eager dog who keeps trying to drag me outside?
- "Soon, buddy, soon! The walkies will commence after Havdalah!" Maybe offer a chew toy to keep them occupied in the meantime.
How to: Make the most of the remaining Shabbat vibes?
- Savor those last bites of challah, reflect on the week, and spend some quality time with loved ones (furry friends included).
So there you have it, Denver! Now you can enjoy the rest of your Shabbat knowing exactly when you can unleash your inner movie buff (or phone scroller, we don't judge). Chag Sameach!
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