Bethlehem Chabad notes Sukkot, Simchat Torah
Hundreds celebrated Sukkot at Bethlehem Chabad, with programs for teens, women, men and seniors, and Simchat Torah dancing.
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Men celebrating at the Brisket and Bourbon Sukkot event.
ALBANY–Hundreds of people celebrated Sukkot at Bethlehem Chabad, with a wide range of programming offered for all ages. Activities included a Sukkot Super-Sized Game Zone on Sept. 27, a build-your-own mega breakfast bar and the opportunity to shake the lulav and etrog together.
Tea and Talk in the sukkah brought seniors together for conversation and Jewish learning.

Seniors socialize at the Tea and Talk program.
That evening, the Jewish Women’s Circle hosted Sukkot Under the Stars.

Women gather around a painting at a sukkah program.
The holiday schedule continued with Brisket & Bourbon In The Sukkah, a men’s gathering.
Teens were offered a holiday celebration with a CTeen Homecoming event.

Teens are all smiles as they note the holiday.
Over the course of the week Bethlehem Chabad also hosted celebrations in various senior living communities.
Simchat Torah Live featured music, flags and nonstop dancing.
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Bethlehem Chabad notes Sukkot, Simchat Torah
Hundreds celebrated Sukkot at Bethlehem Chabad, with programs for teens, women, men and seniors, and Simchat Torah dancing.
The Jewish World
1
mins read time
Originally published at
The Jewish World

Men celebrating at the Brisket and Bourbon Sukkot event.
ALBANY–Hundreds of people celebrated Sukkot at Bethlehem Chabad, with a wide range of programming offered for all ages. Activities included a Sukkot Super-Sized Game Zone on Sept. 27, a build-your-own mega breakfast bar and the opportunity to shake the lulav and etrog together.
Tea and Talk in the sukkah brought seniors together for conversation and Jewish learning.

Seniors socialize at the Tea and Talk program.
That evening, the Jewish Women’s Circle hosted Sukkot Under the Stars.

Women gather around a painting at a sukkah program.
The holiday schedule continued with Brisket & Bourbon In The Sukkah, a men’s gathering.
Teens were offered a holiday celebration with a CTeen Homecoming event.

Teens are all smiles as they note the holiday.
Over the course of the week Bethlehem Chabad also hosted celebrations in various senior living communities.
Simchat Torah Live featured music, flags and nonstop dancing.
ADVERTISEMENT
Bethlehem Chabad notes Sukkot, Simchat Torah
Hundreds celebrated Sukkot at Bethlehem Chabad, with programs for teens, women, men and seniors, and Simchat Torah dancing.
The Jewish World
1
mins read time
Originally published at
The Jewish World

Men celebrating at the Brisket and Bourbon Sukkot event.
ALBANY–Hundreds of people celebrated Sukkot at Bethlehem Chabad, with a wide range of programming offered for all ages. Activities included a Sukkot Super-Sized Game Zone on Sept. 27, a build-your-own mega breakfast bar and the opportunity to shake the lulav and etrog together.
Tea and Talk in the sukkah brought seniors together for conversation and Jewish learning.

Seniors socialize at the Tea and Talk program.
That evening, the Jewish Women’s Circle hosted Sukkot Under the Stars.

Women gather around a painting at a sukkah program.
The holiday schedule continued with Brisket & Bourbon In The Sukkah, a men’s gathering.
Teens were offered a holiday celebration with a CTeen Homecoming event.

Teens are all smiles as they note the holiday.
Over the course of the week Bethlehem Chabad also hosted celebrations in various senior living communities.
Simchat Torah Live featured music, flags and nonstop dancing.
ADVERTISEMENT
Bethlehem Chabad notes Sukkot, Simchat Torah
Hundreds celebrated Sukkot at Bethlehem Chabad, with programs for teens, women, men and seniors, and Simchat Torah dancing.
The Jewish World
1
mins read time
Originally published at
The Jewish World

Men celebrating at the Brisket and Bourbon Sukkot event.
ALBANY–Hundreds of people celebrated Sukkot at Bethlehem Chabad, with a wide range of programming offered for all ages. Activities included a Sukkot Super-Sized Game Zone on Sept. 27, a build-your-own mega breakfast bar and the opportunity to shake the lulav and etrog together.
Tea and Talk in the sukkah brought seniors together for conversation and Jewish learning.

Seniors socialize at the Tea and Talk program.
That evening, the Jewish Women’s Circle hosted Sukkot Under the Stars.

Women gather around a painting at a sukkah program.
The holiday schedule continued with Brisket & Bourbon In The Sukkah, a men’s gathering.
Teens were offered a holiday celebration with a CTeen Homecoming event.

Teens are all smiles as they note the holiday.
Over the course of the week Bethlehem Chabad also hosted celebrations in various senior living communities.
Simchat Torah Live featured music, flags and nonstop dancing.
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