[Jewish] Five College Sukkah Hop!
Abigail Carpenter-Winch
acw09 at hampshire.edu
Tue Oct 11 18:27:32 EDT 2011
Sukkot is starting this Wednesday night, and so it the Five College Sukkah
Hop! Here's some information about Sukkot-related events happening at the
other colleges:
Wendesday
- UMass Hillel
- Dinner and Services
- Services at 6pm Dinner at 7:15pm
- Directions: It's on the B43 busline as well as the 38. Get off at the
(one) stop between Amherst Center and UMass campus. Look for the big grey
building with a magen david on it.
Thursday
- Amherst Mitzvahs and Mysticism
- Harvest Feast
- 7pm
- Directions: It's being hosted by Amherst College in the ChabadNation
sukkah in Kendrick Park which is in the center of Amherst. Take the B43 or
38 to the stop by Loose Goose Cafe. The park is across the street, and you
should be able to see the sukkah in plain view of the street.
Saturday
- Smith Hillel
- Havdallah and Festivities
- 8pm
- Directions: Take the B43 or the 39 to Smith College. Get off at the
Smith bus stop, and walk into the main campus (through the arch). Bear left.
Seeyle Lawn is right outside Seelye Hall and the library. The sukkah is on
Seeyle Lawn.
Sunday
- Mt. Holyoke Jewish Student Union
- Pizza in the Hut
- 5pm in the sukkah in front of the amphitheater
- Directions: Take the 38 or the 39. (I don't know directions from there)
Tuesday October 18th
- Hampshire Jewish Student Union
- Sushi in the Sukkah!
- 6-7:30pm
- Delicious sushi + other snacks, crafting, and decorating the Sukkah
Directions: Take the 38 or the 39 to Hampshire's campus. From the bus
circle, walk left (you'll go under part of a building called FPH). When you
get out from under the building, turn left again (you'll be going down a
short hill next to the Housing Operations Office). The grass you see is the
Dakin-Merrill Quad, and you should see a sukkah.
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