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Sukkot Potluck

Saturday, October 19, 2024 17 Tishrei 5785

11:00 AM - 12:30 PMHaller Lake neighborhood of Seattle (exact location disclosed upon registration)

After five (very long) years, Sukkot returns to the SJC programming roster, stronger than ever! Come join the Circle in the sukkah for food, crafts and community!!

Join us at a local public park for a secular humanistic Sukkot celebration to ring in the fall, featuring sukkah decorating (with crafts handmade by our talented Mitzvah Secular Sunday School students), a secular humanistic lulav and etrog ritual, and of course, food! Madrikh Jeff Treistman will be leading the service and sharing the history of Sukkot.

As Sukkot at its core is a harvest festival in the vein of Thanksgiving, attendees are encouraged to bring food and/or non-alcoholic refreshments to share. Ingredients cards must be filled out for each dish, to accommodate those with dietary restrictions. New! SJC Ingredients Card (fillable version)

FAQ: What distinguishes a traditional Sukkot celebration from a secular humanist one?

Accessibility information:

  • Accessible walking paths will lead everywhere that we need to go, including the parking lot, restrooms and the sukkah.
  • Pets are allowed and encouraged! Both leashed and leash-free areas will be available.
  • Restrooms are available, but they are not gender-neutral.
  • This event will be outdoors in OCTOBER, so come prepared! We recommend bringing a jacket and umbrella!
  • As this event is outside, sensory safe spaces (from sound, light, smells and close contact) are not available on-site.
  • Park has its own large, free on-site parking lot with a handful ADA spaces near the entrance.
  • Park serviced by public transit routes 75, 345 and 365.

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Attendee Information

Choose from the drop-down, then complete the below fields. Please also list any minors ages.
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Donation Information

SJC is a volunteer-run, donation-funded nonprofit. Your donations will help us recoup the costs of hosting this event for the community, including venue reservation, food and drink, and supplies.

Give the gift of community: Any additional funds paid beyond the suggested amount will cover those who cannot afford the full amount due to hardship, but still wish to attend.

For example: Knishes, pies, stuffed items, and other harvest time comfort foods!
For those needing or giving a ride: Please specify your general area so we can match you to a carpool!
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