A fall evening is the perfect time to share a meal with friends and neighbors in the great outdoors!

Absolutely everyone is welcome to come and eat under the sukkah. In addition to noshing, we'll be singing and meeting friends old and new.

Please bring dinner AND dinnerware for your group (we are trying to cut down on plastic/paper waste) as well as something to share, if you have extra. Vegetarian food only, please! 

We'll provide the apple cider and dessert! If you have any questions about this potluck, please be in touch with Prue Posner of Jennifer Morris. 

Open to the Sky is a reimagining of the ancient Jewish holiday of Sukkot. A sukkah (pronounced sue-kah) is a  sand mandala of a building, open to the sky and used for seven days around the time of the fall harvest and then dismantled. It's rickety and tenuous, creating the illusion of permanence and highlighting the impermanence of everything. For more information about the holiday and Open to the Sky, please click here.