YOM KIPPUR HOURS:
Erev Yom Kippur, Sunday, September 27, the Mikvah will open from 9:00 am until 10:30 am for women who have a custom to immerse in the Mikvah before Yom Kippur. Note this immersion in NO way affects one’s status as a niddah. Preparations, including bathing, showering, etc., should be done BEFORE coming to the Mikvah. The fee is $25.
Kol Nidrei night, the Mikvah will be closed.
Motzoei Yom Kippur, the Mikvah will open at 8:50 pm and close at 10:45 pm. ALL preparations should be done Erev Yom Kippur.
Erev Yom Kippur, Sunday, September 27, the Mikvah will open from 9:00 am until 10:30 am for women who have a custom to immerse in the Mikvah before Yom Kippur. Note this immersion in NO way affects one’s status as a niddah. Preparations, including bathing, showering, etc., should be done BEFORE coming to the Mikvah. The fee is $25.
Kol Nidrei night, the Mikvah will be closed.
Motzoei Yom Kippur, the Mikvah will open at 8:50 pm and close at 10:45 pm. ALL preparations should be done Erev Yom Kippur.
Beginning Sunday night, August 2nd, appointments will no longer be necessary for the use of the Mikvah. Please see below for the September hours. ALL preparations will once again be allowed at the Mikvah as they were prior to the COVID-19 restrictions put in place.
The following safety protocols remain in place until further notice:
All women entering the Mikvah building MUST wear masks at all times inside the entire Mikvah building. If you do not have one, they will be available for you upon your arrival. The Mikvah attendants will follow social distancing protocols.
PLEASE NOTE THAT ANY WOMAN WHO FALLS INTO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES MAY NOT USE THE MIKVAH AT THIS TIME:
1) anyone exhibiting any flu like symptoms, including but not limited to; fever, coughing, runny nose, shortness of breath, body aches, loss of taste or smell and/or diarrhea
2) anyone testing positive for COVID-19, until receiving medical clearance that it is safe for her to leave home
3) anyone under mandatory quarantine
Please email bmikvah@gmail.com or call 443-990-0950 if you require any additional precautionary measures.
The following safety protocols remain in place until further notice:
All women entering the Mikvah building MUST wear masks at all times inside the entire Mikvah building. If you do not have one, they will be available for you upon your arrival. The Mikvah attendants will follow social distancing protocols.
PLEASE NOTE THAT ANY WOMAN WHO FALLS INTO ONE OF THE FOLLOWING CATEGORIES MAY NOT USE THE MIKVAH AT THIS TIME:
1) anyone exhibiting any flu like symptoms, including but not limited to; fever, coughing, runny nose, shortness of breath, body aches, loss of taste or smell and/or diarrhea
2) anyone testing positive for COVID-19, until receiving medical clearance that it is safe for her to leave home
3) anyone under mandatory quarantine
Please email bmikvah@gmail.com or call 443-990-0950 if you require any additional precautionary measures.
who we areThe mikvah of Baltimore is the primary mikvah that serves the greater Jewish Baltimore community.
SchedulingNo appointments are necessary unless you are a Kallah or require special arrangements. Please call 443-990-0950 or email bmikvah@gmail.com to arrange an appointment time.
***For same-day mikvah special arrangements, please call 443-990-0950 in advance AND call 443-743-9220 during the mikvah's open hours.*** |
SEPTEMBER HOURS:
Sunday - Thursday Opens 10 minutes before sunset until 10:00 pm Friday Evening Opens 45 minutes after candle lighting and remains open for 30 minutes Motzoei Shabbos Opens 1 1/2 hours after candle lighting until 10:45pm CLICK HERE FOR IMPORTANT FRIDAY/YOM TOV NIGHT INFORMATION |
CONTACT INFO
Mikvah of Baltimore 3207 Clarks Ln. Baltimore, MD 21215 Recorded Information: (410) 764-1448 During Operational Hours: (443) 743-9220 Ladies Auxiliary Phone: (443) 990-0950 Email: bmikvah@gmail.com CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTIONS |
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Mikvah of Baltimore Capital Campaign
As we continue to experience tremendous growth in our community the need to expand the Mikvah of Baltimore has arisen since the Mikvah was completed over twenty years ago its regular usage has more than doubled and put a strain of the facility given the current situation and projected growth of the Baltimore kehilla our Mikvah is inadequate for our needs and cannot cope with future demands to date plans have been drawn to expand the current structure which will both help address these needs and enhance the attractive and comfort of the entire facility. Click Here to Learn How You Can Help!
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