What is Rosh Chodesh?
Rosh Chodesh is a celebratory service marking the new moon and the beginning of a new Hebrew month. It symbolizes renewal, reflection, and fresh beginnings. Additionally, Rosh Chodesh holds an important place in Jewish feminist ritual and is seen by many as a sacred holiday for women.

Details: It is considered a minor holiday. There are no restrictions on work (except on Shabbat). Rosh Chodesh can be one-day or two days in duration. It has the regular attributes of a daily morning service (Pesukey, Shachrit, and Musaf) with some special additions. These additions are Hallel (psalms of praise) and a special Torah reading.