Erev Sukkot Service | 7:30 pm | In-person & Virtual
Celebrate the start of Sukkot with Beth Emet clergy for our Erev Sukkot Service. Please note the office will close early at 3:00 pm.
Sukkot Festival Morning Service followed by Lunch and Panel Discussion led by Kibbutz Kissufim Guests | 10:00 am | In-person & Virtual
Though the offices will be closed for the holiday, Festival morning services will be held in the Weiner room. After services, enjoy a catered lunch followed by a panel discussion led by our special guests from Kibbutz Kissufim.
Soul Spark Shabbat & Oneg | Oneg @5:45 pm | Service @6:30 pm | In-person & Virtual
Shabbat Dinner with Kibbutz Kissufim Guests Following Service | In-person
Our monthly Soul Spark Shabbat service and the Oneg that follows are both generously sponsored by the Kibbutz Kissufim Aid Committee. We will also be joined by guests from Kibbutz Kissufim for a special meal and great conversation.
Sukkah Open House at Rabbi Andrea and Danny London’s Home | 4:00 pm | In-person
Rabbi Andrea and Danny London will welcome the community for lunch in their sukkah, offering a warm and festive gathering to celebrate the holiday. Enjoy good food and great company in this special setting. Please RSVP for the address.
Open Sukkah | 5:00 – 7:00 pm | In-person
Beth Emet will host an open sukkah, welcoming anyone who would like to participate. Lulav and Etrog will be provided, making it a perfect opportunity to connect and celebrate the holiday’s traditions together.
Pizza in the Hut with Young Families & the JCC | 5:00 pm | In-person
Join us for a festive Sukkot celebration in Beth Emet’s Sukkah! This special event is perfect for families with children under six and includes a fun pizza dinner, lively singing, a creative craft project, and traditional lulav shaking.
Garanim (4th & 5th Grade) Family Dinner | 5:30 pm | In-person
The offices will close early at 3:00 pm. Garinim (Hebrew for seeds) offers engaging activities for 4th and 5th graders, introducing them to Beth Emet’s youth group culture through four to six events a year. These programs foster social connections in a Jewish environment with thoughtfully planned activities that promote pride in our synagogue community. The season begins with this dinner for parents and students, where we’ll share a meal in the Sukkah before gathering with the congregation for this lively Simchat Torah service filled with music and dancing.
Simchat Torah Service | 7:30 pm | In-person & Virtual
Celebrate Simchat Torah at Beth Emet with a joyful evening of singing, dancing, and fun for the whole family. Experience the excitement of this special service as we honor the completion and beginning of the Torah reading cycle in a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere.
Simchat Torah Festival Morning Service | 10:00 am | In-person & Virtual
Offices will be closed until Friday, October 25, in observance of the holiday. We celebrate the conclusion of Sukkot with Simchat Torah, a joyful occasion filled with music, dancing, and an opportunity to fully unroll the Torah. Everyone is invited to come and partake in this festive celebration!