Embracing togetherness takes on a beautiful form when you open your doors to guests.

This year, the excitement is soaring as jHUB extends a heartfelt invitation to your family to visit our Sukkah Village at Wade Oval, a masterpiece of three unique sukkot (plural of sukkah) crafted by HSB Architects. It's your chance to immerse yourselves in the temporary structures built to celebrate Sukkot, the radiant week-long Jewish harvest festival, a time to give thanks and gather with loved ones.

jHUB is eager to host brunch at the Sukkah Village for young professionals on October 1 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Join jHUB team member Rabbi Chase Foster for delicious food and meaningful conversations about Sukkot. If you have any questions, please reach out to Rabbi Chase at cfoster@jecc.org.

If you'd like to extend your Sukkot celebrations, visit Sukkah Village anytime October 2 - 7, when the installation is open to the public to use.

jHUB is proud to create Sukkah Village in partnership with HSB Architects + Engineers and University Circle Inc. for all of Cleveland to enjoy.

FAQ:

Where in Wade Oval is the Sukkah Village?

The Sukkah Village will be in the southwest corner of the park. We'll email you a handy map before the event!

Where should I park?

Free street parking is available around Wade Oval Drive. There are three parking garages nearby: The CMNH Parking Garage, the Cleveland Botanical Garden Parking Garage, and the Cleveland Museum of Art Parking Garage.

Who is this event for?

We'd love to see adults at this event to enjoy brunch together in the beautiful park scenery. If you have questions, please reach out to Rabbi Chase at cfoster@jecc.org.

Who is building the sukkot?

Awesome question! Would you like to help us? jHUB is looking for eager volunteers to help us build the structures under the supervision of HSB Architects on Sept. 26 & 27 4 - 6:30 p.m. To say thank you for helping, jHUB will provide dinner! Please email Julia Miozzi at jmiozzi@jecc.org if we can count you in to help!