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Celebrate Sukkot
with Chabad of the Venetian
September 25 – October 4, 2026

Sukkot is the season of our rejoicing — eight days of meals in the sukkah, the lulav and etrog each morning, and a table that has room for you at it.

It ends with Simchat Torah, when the Torah comes out of the ark and everyone dances.

Whether you come every week or have never been, you are welcome at Chabad of the Venetian & Sunset Islands. Nothing to join, nothing to know in advance.

A lulav and etrog
Schedule of Services

Every service, meal and candle lighting time, day by day.

A bound lulav and etrog resting on weathered wood
Order Lulav & Etrog

Your own set, yours to keep.

A lulav, an etrog, three hadassim and two aravot, taken every morning of Sukkot except Shabbat. Sets are $50 and we will show you how to hold it. Order online, or call 305-674-8400.

Sep 25
Friday and Saturday
September 25 & 26
Dinner in the Sukkah

The first two nights, at a full table under the schach.

Yom Tov dinner in the sukkah on both nights of Sukkot, after evening services. $54 per adult, $18 per child. Reserve ahead so we can set the table.

A table set for dinner in the sukkah
Sep 28
Monday to Thursday
September 28 – October 1
Sukkah Hop

Four nights, four sukkahs.

Every evening of chol hamoed we move to a different sukkah across the neighbourhood. [Times and hosts to follow — see the flyer.]

A lit sukkah on the path, with another glowing further along
Saturday night, October 3

Hakafot

The one night of the year the Torah comes out of the ark and nobody reads from it. We dance with it instead, for as long as the circle keeps going. Every man gets an honour, the kids get flags and treats, and a deluxe kiddush follows.

Lifting the Torah amid confetti and lights on Simchat Torah
The Sukkot guide on a tablet
Holiday Guide

Everything about Sukkot, in one place.

What the sukkah is for, how to hold the four kinds, what happens on Simchat Torah, plus recipes, stories and a kids’ site.