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The Beacon Sukkah is located at Polhill Park, at the corner of 9D and Main St.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23

• 5:30 pm Community Potluck (Please bring dinner AND dinnerware for yourselves as to keep clean-up to a minimum. Vegetarian food only, please.)

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24

• 12:00 pm Restoration of Body Soul & Earth

• 7:00 pm Trumpism, White Supremacy, and White Nationalism: A View from the Trenches a conversation with Donna Minkowitz and Jay Michaelson

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25

• 10:00 am Mayor Randy Casale Office Hours

• 12:00 pm Nevertheless, She Persisted

• 2:00 pm Stitching Lovies for Kids at the Border

• 4:00 pm Oral History Workshop

• 7:00 pm Meditation & Chants

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26

• 8:00 am Shelter & Sweat Equity: A Day of Volunteering at Newburgh JCC (Must register to attend this event)

• 1:30 pm Grannies Respond-Abuelas Responden: Witness from the Texas Border at Newburgh JCC

• 4:00 pm In the Sukkah with Eden Village Camp

• 7:00 pm  Screening of the Movie Sukkah City

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27

• 10:00 am Free Health with Tara Vamos

• 12:00 pm Thermal Delight in Architecture

• 2:00 pm Sew a Little Peace

• 4:00 pm Mindfulness Meditation for Everyone

• 7:00 pm A Cage Is Not A Home: A Discussion of Current Refugee Crises with Ruth Messinger

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28

• 10:00 am 2ish & Jewish

• 12:00 pm The Challenge of Shelter in the Hudson Valley

• 2:00 pm MONOTONY HARMONY CACOPHANY: An interactive art exploration of Eco Materialism    

• 4:00 pm Money & Soul Work with Helen Zuman

• 7:00 pm  Melava Malka

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29

• 10:00 am Yoga with Jennifer Rutner

• 12:00 pm Pianos In the Wild: Story Time & Scavenger Hunt

• 12:30 pm Community Textile Workshop

• 2:00 pm DiscoTech (Discovering Technology to build community)

• 4:00 pm Zen Torah: The Practice of Presence in the Book of Ecclesiastes with Rabbi Brent Spodek

• 7:00 pm Story Slam

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30

• 12:00 pm Vivian Lehrer Drawing Portraits

• 2:00 pm Participatory Art with Ori Alon

• 5:30 pm Picnic Dinner + Simchat Torah Parade (Please bring dinner AND dinnerware for yourselves as to keep clean-up to a minimum. Vegetarian food only, please.)