🕯️ Print Shabbos and Yom Tov times for Dyer Print now
Everything a frum traveler needs in Dyer, IN: this week’s candle lighting, the nearest community, where to look for Chabad, kosher food and a minyan, and the app that plans the trip around Shabbos.
Candle lighting 5:38 PM (18 minutes before shkiah 5:56 PM)
Shabbos ends 6:37 PM (8.5°)
Coming weeks: Oct 30: 5:29 PM · Nov 6: 4:20 PM · Nov 13: 4:13 PM
Local time (America/Chicago), sea level, NOAA. Follow your community’s luach where it differs; the app has every opinion.
Jewish life near Dyer
The nearest community in our directory is Chicago, IL, about 36 miles away (Kosher Score 82):
- Chabad: Lubavitch Chabad of Illinois, 2833 W Howard St, Chicago, IL 60645
- Kosher: Devon Avenue kosher strip, W Devon Ave, Chicago, IL 60645
- Shul: West Rogers Park shuls, Touhy Ave and Devon Ave area, Chicago
- Eruv: West Rogers Park Eruv
Find what is here
- Chabad in Dyer: almost every city this size has a shliach; Shabbos meals and a minyan start there.
- Kosher food in Dyer, and the map in the app shows every shul, kosher shop and mikvah OpenStreetMap knows within 30 miles.
- Minyanim in Dyer.
- Kosher-friendly stays and Shabbos meals from hosts near here.
Open Dyer in the app Deal alerts
Dyer, IN, population about 16,051, time zone America/Chicago. Confirm every minyan, hechsher and eruv before you rely on it; the app says the same. Zmanim are for Dyer itself; a few miles move candle lighting a minute.
Jewish heritage nearby
- Congregation Beth Israel (Synagogue, active, 4.6 km)
- Kneseth Israel Cemetery (Jewish cemetery, historic, not in regular use, 11.2 km)
- Congregation Shir Tikvah (Synagogue, active, 12.9 km)
- Former Congregation B'nai Israel (Synagogue, historic, not in regular use, 18.1 km)
From the community in Dyer, IN
No tips yet. Know where to daven, eat, stay or park for Shabbos in Dyer, IN? Be the first.
Flights and hotels for Dyer, IN
Every airline and agency compared, hotels too; bookings support Shabbos Away. Run a Friday landing through the Shabbos check in the app first.
Making a minyan here? Borrow a Sefer Torah from the Museum of the Scroll.