We don't do much at all besides a family dinner. We are giving a nod to family culture, not to any dogma.

Anonymous wrote:Agree. More here:

https://reformjudaism.org/learning/answers-jewish-questions/do-reform-jews-celebrate-one-or-two-days-rosh-hashanah

It helps to read the source you cite.

"some Reform congregations in North America have chosen to observe Rosh HaShanah for two days for a number of reasons, such as the desire to recover the traditional observance or to be in solidarity with our fellow Jews in the land of Israel and all over the world. It’s a very good example of the pluralism and the variety of Jewish life in the Reform Jewish community."

I'm Reform and attended synagogue today and have my whole life. Seems less common in this region, in my hometown the public school is even closed both days. Temple shalom in Cc has 2nd day Reform ( not reformed) services.

This is OP. Thank you both.

Agree. More here:

https://reformjudaism.org/learning/answers-jewish-questions/do-reform-jews-celebrate-one-or-two-days-rosh-hashanah

No, Rosh Hashanah is only one day in Reform Judaism.

Also, it's Reform, not Reformed.

If you are reformed, do you observe the second day (tomorrow) of Rosh Hashana?

TIA