Thursday | October 1 | 5 PM
with PJ Library, Temple Israel, and Temple Beth Shalom
Celebrate Sukkot with an evening of community, creativity, and fall fun. Enjoy a delicious vegetarian kosher-style Italian feast, explore hands-on sensory experiences for children, and stop by our festive harvest cider bar featuring seasonal cider and fun toppings for all ages. Gather in the sukkah as we celebrate the joy and abundance of the harvest together. Songs and blessings with Cantor Cooper & Rabbi Ben Richards.
Sukkot is a special time for friends and family to come together. If you don’t have a sukkah or have never seen one, this is a great chance to experience this sacred tradition! If you have a Sukkah of your own, help make ours special with your presence!
Space is limited. Reserve your spot today, and celebrate with us!
Individual: $12
Family of 4: $40
Children Under 2: Free
Includes dinner, dessert, 1 glass of wine (21+)
What is Sukkot?
Sukkot is celebrated from 15 – 21 Tishrei (late September-October). Also known as The Feast of Tabernacles — Sukkot recalls the journey of the Jews from Egypt to the Promised Land when they lived in a tent or booth called a Sukkah. The harvest season is symbolized by the lulav (palm branch), etrog (citron), the myrtle, and willow. During this week, we decorate our Sukkah with fruit and greenery and enjoy snacks outdoors