Sukkah

On the holiday of Sukkot we sit in a sukkah, a hut that sit beneath the open sky, built to provide shade. We spend eight days in a flimsy outdoor hut to demonstrates our faith in G‑d…

This sukkah guide will lead you through the fun mitzvah of building and dwelling in a sukkah—from the permitted and required components in its structure, to the basic rules of living in the sukkah.

Instead of a list of dos and don’ts, we start with five simple rules and learn how they unfold as a harmony of wisdom in a physical structure.

Kabbalah teaches that the roof of the sukkah channels divine consciousness.

Confused about the specifics of the mitzvah to eat in the Sukkah? We've got you covered.

Sukkot reminds us that we are continually in G-d’s warm embrace, enveloped by His infinite love.

What to do when you don't have a suitable yard or balcony for a sukkah? You can make it on the back of a truck! This short video shows how it's done.

The holiday is celebrated with materials typically left on a threshing floor or winepress, such as straw, stalks, and reeds.

Tractate Sukkah opens with a discussion of the technical halachik parameters, including the dimensions and other properties essential for a valid and kosher sukkah. In this class we explore why it's the holiday’s primary mitzvah—from which the very festiv...

So you’ve been invited to a Sukkot holiday meal. What can you expect?