Sukkot at Chabad

We have reached a time to celebrate!

As we come from the High Holidays when we have been signed and sealed for a great year ahead. Sukkot and Simchat Torah is the season of our rejoicing.

Join us for our Sukkot celebrations, observances, and parties, and Simchat Torah celebration. For more details please see below.

Wishing you a Chag Sameach!

Rabbi Mendel & Esther Lifshitz

Erev Sukkot // October 6

Sukkot Day 1 // October 7
Morning Services: 10:00 AM
Light Holiday Candles after 7:57 PM (from existing flame)
Drop-In Sukkah

Sukkot Day 2 // October 8

Morning Services: 10:00 AM
Drop-In Sukkah
Holiday Ends: 7:55 PM

Sukkot Day 3 // October 9
Drop-In Sukkah
CTEEN Sushi in the Sukkah: 6:00 PM

Sukkot Day 4 // October 10
Drop-In Sukkah
Light Shabbat Candles at 6:52 PM
BSU Shabbat in the Sukkah: 6:30 PM

Sukkot Day 5 // October 11
Morning Services: 10:00 AM
Shabbat Ends 7:50 pm

Sukkot Day 6 // October 12

Sukkot Kids Club: 11:00 AM
CYP Subs in the Sukkah: 6:00 PM

Drop-In Sukkah

Hoshana Rabbah // October 13

Drop-In Sukkah

Light Holiday Candles at 6:46 PM
Shemini Atzeret Evening Services: 7:30 PM

Shemini Atzeret // October 14

Shemini Atzeret Morning Service: 10:00 AM
Yizkor 11:30 AM

Special Simchat Torah Celebration, Dinner, & Hakafot: 7:30 PM
Light Candles after 7:45 PM (from existing flame)
 

Simchat Torah // October 15

Morning Services & Completion of Torah Reading Cycle: 10:00 AM

Holiday Ends 7:44 pm

KIDS CLUB

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Sunday, October 12 at 11:00am.

This is a mitzvah that is unique to Sukkot is the taking of the Four Kinds: an etrog (citron), a lulav (palm frond), at least three hadassim (myrtle branches) and two aravot (willow branches). The Midrash tells us that the Four Kinds represent the various types and personalities that comprise the community of Israel, whose intrinsic unity we emphasize on Sukkot.

Click here to order your own set (orders close on Sep 26).

Contact us to arrange to perform this mitzvah.

Sing! Dance! Celebrate!

Sing and dance in celebration of the annual completion of the Torah reading. Young and old becomes the legs of our holy Torah, enabling it to dance. Enjoy a lavish kiddush, refreshments and plenty of l'chaim as we dance with the Torah!

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