Hello Kitty inspired sukkah created by 5-year-old Ezra.
Get your sukkah shoes on–Sukkot starts this Sunday at sundown, and that means it’s time to hang in the sukkah, shake those lulavs and etrogs, and enjoy the outdoors for an entire week.
We’ll be off Monday and Tuesday, but if you’re looking for some last minute Sukkot ideas, be sure to check out how to build your own sukkah, what to decorate it with, and what to eat once you’re safely nestled inside. And what’s that? You want your kids to be entertained? Lucky you, we can help with that too.
We’ll be back on Wednesday, when the Sukkot festivities will still be going strong (it is a week-long festival, afterall). Chag sameach!
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