There’s an ancient tradition of saying goodbye to the sukkah before Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah. Enjoy one last moment of shaking the lulav and etrog and snacking in the sukkah. Through journaling and/or art making we’ll reflect on the holiday season and where we find peace and protection.

The address will be sent before the event. There is one step to enter the back gate to the sukkah. If you need to go inside for any reason, there are an additional set of steps. Please know that there are cats in Rabbi Amalia’s home, but you will not encounter them directly in the sukkah!

Got questions? Reach out to Rabbi Amalia, rabbiamalia@gatherdc.org