sukkot at YM&YWHAA

Celebrating the Sukkot Holiday

On Sunday October 4th, the Y’s Building Bridges: Interfaith Family Program hosted a holiday event for the entire community. We took a multi-generational approach to teaching fun aspects of the holiday in a very hands-on manner. Grandparents, adult children, and grandchildren came together to celebrate with other families.

Everyone learned about the holiday of Sukkot with the reading of PJ library books. We then passed around a realarba minim (four species) set for everyone to hold. The four species are the special plants that are bundled together and waved on the holiday, consisting of the branches of a plam tree, willow tree, and myrtle, as well as the citron fruit, e aore râ,etrog.

Families built personal mini sukkah dwellings, representing the temporary dwellings we construct for the week-long holiday.

We thank everyone for coming out to this special holiday event. Please stay tuned as we will be announcing Building Bridges holiday events throughout the year for the entire community!

No ni'a i te TT
Haamauhia i roto i te 1917, te MTHE&MDT no Washington Heights & Ta'ita'i (te U) o te pû amuitahiraa Ati Iuda ïa no te Pae Apato'erau no Manhattan — te taviniraa i te hoê tuhaa fenua e i te pae moni— te haamaitairaa i te huru oraraa o te mau taata no te mau faito matahiti atoa na roto i te tahi mau ohipa sotiare faufaa e te mau faanahoraa apî i roto i te ea, te maitai, haapiiraa, e te parau-ti'a sotiare, a faaitoito ai i te rauraa e te faaôraa i te mau taa-ê-raa, e te atuaturaa i te feia nava'i ore.

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