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After synagogue, people generally have lunch with family and friends. Then it is traditional to go to a lake, river, or harbor for a ceremony called Tashlich, from the Hebrew for send off or cast away. An informal and nonliturgical custom, people symbolically cast off their sins by emptying crumbs from their pockets into the water.
