Coming out of an inspiring Yom Kippur, we welcome - beginning this Wednesday evening - the Holiday of Sukkot. Sukkot is a Holiday that focuses on Unity, Joy and Gratitude, three critical ingredients for a meaningful life.
This past Sunday, the community came together to build our expanded community-Sukkah. (Click for pictures). We invite the entire community to enjoy the Sukkah at one of the following evens(or to simply stop by to check the sukkah out; it's open 24/7) .
Sunday, September 26 - Hebrew School in the Sukkah This past Sunday Hebrew school students learned about the holiday of Sukkot, this coming Sunday we will be celebrating in the sukkah with a special sukkah curriculum. Hebrew School at regular time: Sunday 9-11:30am.
Sunday, September 26 - Our 'Sunday Morning Food for Thought' discussion group will meet in the Sukkah at 9:30 with a light breakfast. The entire community (especially Hebrew School parents!) are invited. Come check it out - Sunday 9:30am.
Sunday, September 26 – Beer and Pizza in the Sukkah
Inspired by two beer (and Judaism) loving congregants, we are gathering to celebrate Sukkot with fine Belgian and local crafted beers, paired with great kosher pizza. Join us Sunday at 7 pm for an adult evening in the “Beer Garden-Sukkah”. email [email protected] to RSVP $10 suggested donation
Monday, September 27 - Zimmer Preschool Supper in the Sukkah.
Zimmer families come together to celebrate Sukkot with each other, and with their children, in our community Sukkah. Monday at 5pm
Tuesday, September 28 - Teen Sukkah Party with Jewish Indie-Rock band 'As I Am'.
Teens bring your friends and have a great time. $10 per teen (parents not invited:-))
Thursday, September 30 - Simchat Torah Dancing. Everyone is invited to dance with the Torah on the hapJewish calendar's happiest day. Singing, dancing, food, special L'chaims (adult beverages) and Rabbi Mendy like you have never seen him before (ym)! Children's dancing 6 pm, Traditional Hakafot – dancing 7pm.
Sukkot has never been this cool! We would like to share a very unique Sukkah building project in NYC. www.Sukkahcity.com and a press article about it
