Sukkot

Warm, joyful services and meals in the sukkah.

Sukkot commemorates the temporary shelters the Israelites lived in after leaving Egypt. For a week, meals move into a sukkah — a temporary hut with a roof of branches, open enough to see the sky.

Along with the sukkah, the four kinds — a palm branch, myrtle, willow, and citron (lulav and etrog) — are held and waved during prayers as a symbol of unity.

Join us for services and a meal in the sukkah — everyone is welcome, whether or not you have a sukkah of your own.