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Shabbat morning discussion at Aish of the Rockies. Upcoming dates: Sept. 19: Boruch Zuckerman, “Yom Kippur: Who Needs to Eat Anyway” Sept. 26: Rena Meyer, “Sukkos Inspiration”
Shabbat morning discussion at Aish of the Rockies. Upcoming dates: Sept. 19: Boruch Zuckerman, “Yom Kippur: Who Needs to Eat Anyway” Sept. 26: Rena Meyer, “Sukkos Inspiration”
Barbecue in the sukkah at Rodef Shalom, following Shabbat and holiday services.
Salt Lake City's Jewish Arts Festival, with Darra Goldstein, food historian and cookbook author, sharing the evolution of Ashkenazi cuisine. With cocktails, Havdalah, dinner and demo. Separate adult and children's program.
Sleepover in the Temple Shalom sukkah, with havdalah, s'mores and a pancake breakfast the next morning. Oriented for religious school students.
Sukkot family celebration at Boulder JCC's Milk and Honey Farm. Celebrating the harvest, shaking the lulav and etrog, and greeting farm animals. BYO picnic in the sukkah. Oriented for families […]
Special festive Sukkot service at Bonai Shalom, with the songs of Hallel and holiday-related study.
Pizza in the hut hosted by B'nai Torah in its sukkah, with the religious school.
Moishe House Denver hits the Cherry Creek Trail for a relaxed stroll followed by coffee.
Family Sukkot celebration at The Jewish Experience, with festive meal, shaking the lulav and etrog and children's activities.
Two holiday celebrations hosted by JFS' Jewish Disabilities Advocates, creating an inclusive celebration open to all. Accessibility accommodations include wheelchair access, visual aids, ASL interpretation, quiet spaces and virtual access. Sunday, Sept. 27: Sukkot at the Boulder JCC Sunday, Oct. 4: Simchat Torah at the HEA
Santa Fe Jewish Film Festival screens "Find Me, Okay?", a portrait of love, loss, resilience after Oct. 7. At the Center for Contemporary Arts.
Sukkah party for young adults (21-40) hosted in Rabbi Shulman's sukkah. With food and games.