Jewish Sukkot Events for Ages 50s+

A week-long Sukkot festival featuring an art installation Sukkah by artist Gili Avissar, with rituals, live music, learning, and family events celebrating hospitality and community.

Artist Gili Avissar activates his Sukkah art installation on Sukkot’s first night with a live performance, artist talk, and shared bread.

Celebrate Sukkot with a community dinner under the stars in Miami’s largest rooftop sukkah, featuring services, cocktails, and dinner.

Choose your volunteer shift: help set up Animalpalooza with a petting zoo and family activities, or assist with the Chicago Sukkah Design Festival’s Opening Celebration.

Visit sukkot throughout Bergen County, meet community members, and experience the tradition of Ushpizin by hosting or visiting as part of this community-wide Sukkot celebration.

Volunteer for a trivia night fundraiser during Sukkot at Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall, supporting Zaban Paradies Center’s work for those experiencing homelessness in Atlanta.

A cozy vegetarian potluck in a Deerfield sukkah, complete with challah and community warmth.

Make candy sukkahs and explore housing justice with Repair the World and The Tribe while shaking the lulav and connecting with your community.

A 90s-themed sukkah dance party with DJ James Karls, open bar, and late-night bites for 30+.

Shmooze under the sukkah with fellow 50+ community members over appetizers and drinks.

Learn about housing insecurity through a Jewish lens and pack supply kits for unhoused neighbors during Sukkot.

Celebrate the high holidays with an afterhours party in CJM’s sukkah, featuring etrog fizzes, DIY vision boarding, a service project, and spotlight talks.

Join GLOE and NJB+ under the sukkah for an evening of connection, community, and good food. This is Sukkot our way: relaxed, inclusive, and centered on togetherness. Bring a snack …

Join your Ami friends for a light dinner and camaraderie in a local sukkah to celebrate Sukkot.

Gather in a Sukkah with Rabbi Jill Hammer and sacred musicians to honor water through songs, storytelling, group learning, and water rituals as part of Shmini Atzeret and Sukkot celebrations.

Celebrate Simchat Torah by bringing joy to residents at a Jewish health campus through Torah dancing and service.

Sort and pack food at a local food pantry while honoring Sukkot’s themes of gratitude and hospitality.

Join interfaith communities for a Sukkot-inspired garden workday featuring tree planting and cleanup at Stone Temple Baptist Church, exploring how urban agriculture strengthens food security and community bonds.