Sukkot &
Simchat Torah
From the joy of the sukkah to dancing with the Torah, celebrate the season of our rejoicing together with community, meaningful Yom Tov services, good food, and plenty of joy.
Sukkah.
Hakafot.
Family.
Community.
Sukkot is Zman Simchateinu, the Season of Our Rejoicing. Whether you join us for services, an evening in the sukkah, Friday night hakafot, or the joy of Simchat Torah, there is a place for you and your family at Chabad.
Simchat Torah
Family Celebration
Saturday Night, October 3 · 6:30 PM
Bring the entire family for an uplifting night of hakafot, spirited dancing, Kiddush, great food, an open bar, a giveaway for the kids, and a special children’s program.
Details & RSVP
More Ways to Celebrate
Join us throughout Sukkot, Shemini Atzeret, and Simchat Torah.
Game Night in the Sukkah
Sunday, September 27 · 7:45–9:00 PM
Hang out with friends, enjoy games, make your own caramel apples, and celebrate Sukkot together in the Rabbi’s Sukkah.
Rabbi’s Sukkah
23204 North 42nd Place
Phoenix, AZ 85050
RSVP to Mussie: 480-562-1030
Sushi in the Sukkah
September 29 · 7:30 PM
A relaxed and joyful evening in the sukkah with sushi, great company, and the special atmosphere of Sukkot.
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Shemini Atzeret
Israeli Hakafot & Dinner
Friday, October 2 · 6:00 PM
Join us as we begin the celebration together with davening, spirited Israeli Hakafot, l’chaims, and dinner.
Event Details →
Simchat Torah Morning at Chabad
Sunday, October 4 · 10:00 AM
Davening, brunch and egg station, spirited hakafot and dancing, an aliyah for everyone including the kids, and chili lunch.
For the kids: Simchat Torah Gamepark: Lifesized! with giant games, Torah fun, and their own special program.
Complete Holiday Schedule
Followed by Kiddush lunch in the sukkah
Followed by Kiddush lunch in the sukkah
7:45 PM CTeen Jr. Game Night in the Sukkah
Grades 6–8 · RSVP to Mussie: 480-562-1030
Approx. 11:30 AM Yizkor
6:30 PM Simchat Torah Family Celebration
Davening, brunch & egg station, hakafot, aliyahs, kids program & chili lunch
Sukkot & Simchat Torah
Sukkot is a beautiful and joyful holiday when we leave the comfort of our homes and enter the sukkah, remembering Hashem’s protection and celebrating the blessings in our lives with gratitude, faith, and joy.
The celebration continues with Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah, when we complete the annual Torah reading cycle, immediately begin again, and celebrate the beautiful bond every Jew has with Torah through hakafot, singing, dancing, and community.
Holiday Resources
Explore the meaning, customs, laws, stories, and traditions of Sukkot and Simchat Torah.
Learn About Sukkot Jewish Holiday LearningQuestions?
Have a question about services, Yizkor, the lulav and etrog, one of the celebrations, or anything else about Sukkot and Simchat Torah? Please reach out. We would be happy to help.
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