Sukkot

Hoshanah Rabbah is the seventh day of Sukkot and the final sealing of judgment. Learn about beating willows, the seven circuits, and this powerful day's customs.

Chol HaMoed falls between the first and last days of Sukkot and Passover. Learn which activities are permitted and restricted during these unique intermediate days.

Each night of Sukkot, we welcome a different spiritual guest into the sukkah. Learn about the Ushpizin tradition and the seven holy visitors who grace our temporary dwellings.

Get the kids involved in Sukkot with these fun DIY sukkah decoration ideas. From paper chains to fruit hangings, these projects make the holiday special for the whole family.

Know the exact halachic requirements for your sukkah. This detailed guide covers wall height, schach rules, minimum dimensions, and common pitfalls to avoid.

The mitzvah of dwelling in the sukkah means eating and ideally sleeping there for seven days. Learn which meals require the sukkah, rain exemptions, and practical tips.

The four species are central to Sukkot observance. Learn how to choose a beautiful lulav, etrog, hadassim, and aravot, how to wave them, and their rich symbolism.

Building a sukkah is one of the most hands-on mitzvot in Judaism. Learn the essential requirements for walls, schach, size, and location to build a kosher sukkah.

Sukkot is one of Judaism's most joyful holidays. Learn about building a sukkah, the four species, holiday meals, and the deep spiritual meaning of dwelling in temporary booths.