One of our favorite holidays, Sukkot, is a full week long and gives us plenty of opportunities to gather together. We conclude the Yamim Nora’im (High Holidays) and get right into building the Sukkah in the Ashreynu backyard. We celebrate for the next seven days with for t’filah, art project, meals, and more.

September 28: Building the Sukkah

September 29: Kabbalat Shabbat Cancelled

September 30: Morning T’filah & Art Kiddush

October 3: Open Sukkah Hours

October 7: Sh’mini Atzeret/Simchat Torah Morning in the Sukkah

October 7 (Evening): Havdalah & Simchat Torah Party

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