Tag Archives: sukkot

In Final Fantasy XIV, players have plenty of things to do besides fighting monsters and completing quests: they can coordinate outfits, go fishing, craft their own clothing and items, start a farm, play mahjong, and so much more. I figured out how to build a sukkah.

The Religious School at Congregation Nevei Kodesh is holding an Open House/Family Sukkot Gathering Sunday, October 1st, 3-5pm.

Please don’t leave Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur without hangin’ out in a Sukkah. It would be like experiencing Passover but skipping Shavuot- i.e. going from ‘freedom from’ without going to ‘freedom for.’  

Join Beth Ami Humanistic Congregation at a private home under a beautiful sukkah on Saturday, September 30.

Join Boulder Center for Judaism on October 3rd, for our annual Women’s program, “Sukkah Party with a Taste of Italy.” 

Eat donuts instead of challah and apple cider instead of wine and celebrate Sukkot with Beth Ami.

Check out our Yom Kippur and Sukkot services and events -- we'd love to spend the holidays with you!

Why do we blow a shofar?  What should we do in between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur?  When do we sit in the sukkah?  The answers to these questions – and much, much more – can be found in “A Time to Grow: A PJ Library Family Guide to the Fall Holidays”, a beautiful, free resource to help Jewish families.

During the Sukkot holiday, the Pico-Robertson neighborhood of Los Angeles erupts in joyful celebration. Our forty-plus kosher restaurants all have sukkot attached. There’s a sukkah on top of Ralph’s supermarket. One could conceivably sukkah hop to a different hut every five minutes and not exhaust the inventory.

What makes the Jewish holiday of Sukkot memorable for me is something I have loved to do ever since I first got my own set of the Four Kinds, the lulav and etrog set.

Whether you have your own Sukkah or not, you can still have your own lulav and etrog and do the mitzvah of shaking them in the prescribed directions each day.

As hard as it is to believe that it's almost time to celebrate the High Holidays, it's even harder to grasp that it's nearly Sukkot.

This year we are partnering with local celebrity chef - Hosea Rosenberg, the mastermind behind Blackbelly and Santo, to create a truly unique Sukkot experience.

Please join us for the Festival of Sukkot Happy Hour on Wednesday, September 26.

Participants will enjoy an evening of singing, eating, and making merry “in the hut” with an ‘adult’ twist.

Are you a Jew who is Jewishly active or one who doesn't observe many rituals?  The secret to our Jewish survival and success comes from our ability to unite in our differences.

I love ritual, especially ones that activate the senses like the beautiful mitzvot associated with autumn’s harvest festival, Sukkot...

Congregation B’nai Torah will present a “Sing-Along in the Sukkah” on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 8, 2017 with the Colorado Hebrew Chorale.

Join Boulder Center for Judaism for our annual Women's program, "Soup in the Sukkah."

Order your lulav and etrog set for Sukkot by September 24 this year!

Enjoy a pre Shabbat Musical Sukkot Party with Dan the Music Man on Friday Oct 21.

ACE at the J invites the community to a Musical Happy Hour in the Sukkah - at Bonai Shalom!

Women: I would like to remind you to join me tonight, Thursday, October 20, at a magical Soup in the Sukkah event.

See what's going on at CU Boulder for Jewish Buffs this week.

We are inviting you to join us in the Sukkah on Thursday, October 20th 2016 to learn about Bonai Shalom's Sustainability efforts.