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Soup in the Sukkah (Adults)
Thursday October 16th 7:30pm and on......
Come & Chill in our Sukkah
Join us for Soup in the Sukkah, featuring a variety of great soups and refreshments for you to taste in our Sukkah, as well as some good L'Chaim's and desserts.
Family Sukkos Event
Sunday October 19th 2:00pm
Join us for a great Sukkot family event, featuring ,lots of Sukkot fun for the kids, moon bounce, exciting games, great food and lots more.
Teen Sukkot Night
Saturday October 18th 7:30pm
Chabad Center of Sudbury
All teens are invited to join us for some fun in our Sukkah, featuring a Havdallah Service in the Sukkah, (along with some great food) and the screening of the movie Ushpizin, a story of an ex gangster celebrating Sukkot in Israel. Guaranteed to make you laugh, cry, and celebrate!
RSVP Required
Sukkot Lunch & Learn
Monday October 20th 1pm
Do you work in Sudbury? Are you around Sudbury in the daytime?Join us for a Lunch & Learn in our Sukkah at the Chabad Center, featuring a delicious lunch, a stimulating discussion, and energy to finish your day on an even stronger note.
RSVP Required
Simchat Torah Celebration
Tuesday Evening October 21st Simchat Torah Celebration
Featuring Live dancing, Rock & Roll with the Torah, Buffet Refreshments & L'chaim's, and lots more. Come & Celebrate Judaism!!
And more.. with details to come...
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Order your Lulav & Etrog or Sukkah on our website
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As we approach the holiday of Sukkot we are pleased to be able to provide the Four Species & Canvas Sukkah's.
For the Sukkah's we have received a special promotion in which you can order your canvas Sukkah through us which we will be ordering through Sukkah.com and they will be donating up to 20% of the proceeds to Chabad of Sudbury. To see their selection of Sukkah's please visit sukkah.com you will need to order through our center in order for us to receive a portion of the sale. The "Arba Minim" (Four Species) make up one of the most beautiful and spiritual mitzvahs of the festive Tishrei season. | |