*Note the time change*

10:30 a.m.

Gather for Opening Circle & Shofar Blowing (B.Y.O.Shofar)

10:30 a.m. -1:30 p.m.

Open Activity & Picnic Time Including:

• Building and decorating a Sukkah
• Learning about honey bees with Mel Gadd
• Face painting
• Visiting the chickens and cows with Codman Community Farms staff
• Ushpizin puppet making with Solomon Schechter Day School of Greater Boston
• Create your own multi-sensory prayer for rain with Metrowest Jewish Day School
• Recycled crafting with Camp Zeke
• The Four Species through Five Senses: Rethinking the Lulav and Etrog with Kesher

In Addition, opt into these opportunities:

11:00 a.m.

• The Best Sukkot Pumpkin Ever book reading with local children’s book author Laya Steinberg

11:30 a.m.

• Families are invited to join Rav Tiferet Berenbaum and practice harvesting joy (Zman Simchateinu) through text, song, and art.
• An embodied Hoshana Rabbah practice with Rabbi David Curiel & Rabbi Louis Polisson: Join us to breathe new life into an ancient ritual (regarding how much rain will fall in the coming year) through movement, song and chant. (Bring a lulav!)

1:00 p.m.

Closing celebration and parade

***

More coming soon!

Bring your own mug, water bottle, a blanket, and picnic lunch to enjoy on the farm (The farm stand will be open for purchases, but does not sell meals).

Rain or Shine!

Bring your musical instruments and weather appropriate clothing.

If you are able to volunteer to help out, we’d love to have you, please fill out this form and we’ll get back to you shortly.

 *If you are a member of a particiating community group (BJEP, TBZ, TBB, JCC, JLCMW, MWJDS, SSDS, Asiyah, Kesher), they will have provided you with a registration code.*

Bring your own mug, water bottle, a blanket, and picnic lunch to enjoy on the farm (The farm stand will be open for purchases, but does not sell meals).