pictures of our Mikvah
short film of Mikvah dedication
Our women's Mikva is located behind the building adjacent to The Family Shul 8001 Bathurst st. Corner of Flamingo Rd.
The Mikva is a cornerstone of Jewish family life. It is used by brides before their marriage, and for married women for the duration of their child-bearing years. Private classes are available on the laws of Family Purity, of which Mikva is a part, for both brides and those long-married.
We are pleased to inform our immediate circle of friends, as well as the general community, that as a result of the dramatically increasing demand and interest in our beautifully renovated spa-like premises, the Mikva is now opened to the public.
Please note these Mikvah Holiday Time Changes:
April 20th -By appointment only
April 21st - Mikva opens 45 minutes after Yom Tov ends and remains open for 2 hours
April 25th - By appointment only
April 27th - Mikva opens 45 minutes after Yom Tov ends and remains open for 2 hours
June 8th - By appointment only
June 9th - By appointment only
June 10th - 10:30pm -12:00am
July 21st - 10:00pm -12:00am
August 10th - Mikvah is closed
August 11th - 10:00pm -12:00am
March - April 24
- Sunday - Thursday - Mikva opens 8:00 to 10:00 pm
- Motzai Shabbos - Mikva opens 45 minutes after Shabbat ends and remains open for 2 hours
April 28 - May 30
- Sunday - Thursday - Mikva opens 8:30 to 10:30 pm
- Motzai Shabbos - Mikva opens 45 minutes after Shabbat ends and remains open for 2 hours
June 2 - August 1
- Sunday - Thursday - Mikva opens 9:00 to 11:00 pm
- Motzai Shabbos - Mikva opens 45 minutes after Shabbat ends and remains open for 2 hours
August 4 - August 29
- Sunday - Thursday - Mikva opens 8:30 to 10:30 pm
- Motzai Shabbos - Mikva opens 45 minutes after Shabbat ends and remains open for 2 hours
Weekday Evening - 905-763-4040 X 31
Friday nights and Holidays - available by appointment only.
For appointments please call
Day - 905.763.4040 X 23
Evening - 905-763-9611
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Men's Mikvah
We are pleased to inform the community that we have now installed a combination lock on the men's Mikvah entrance so as to provide all Shul (and Mikvah) Members with the flexibility of coming and going at their own convenience. To receive the number please e mail Rabbi Yossi.