This Sunday evening (September 27), Jews throughout the world will begin the nine-day-long "festival of our joy," encompassing the festivals of Sukkot and Simchat Torah. We sit in the sukkah to celebrate the warm embrace of G-d's love and care for us, take the four kinds to celebrate our unity as a people, and participate in the nightly simchat beit hashoevah festivities celebrating the power of song and dance — to transform ourselves and our world for the better. This year's celebration takes on additional significance due to the Jewish year of Hakhel.
Sukkot: September 27- October 4, 2015 • Simchat Torah: October 4-6, 2015 Click here to find a Sukkot & Simchat Torah event near you!
Insight:Demystifying the Ushpizin
The Rebbe on Sukkot:One Sukkah, One Lulav, One People
Story:Broken Etrog
Videos:Watch: Why Is This Sukkot Different Than All Others? Let the Neighbors Peek Sukkot: Less Is More
How to:Sukkology 101
Your Sukkot 2015 Calendar
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