Join us for our 12th annual Sukkot on the Farm festival—a joyful weekend celebrating the fall harvest with song, learning, delicious food, and community connection under our creatively designed temporary dwelling, the sukkah.
When & where: Oct. 11, 2 p.m.–Oct. 12, 2 p.m.Living Tree Alliance, Moretown, VT
Weekend highlights:
Saturday afternoon: Kirtan with Anna Sobel and meditation with Rabbi David Fainsilber (of Jewish Communities of Greater Stowe)
Saturday evening: “Stone soup” dinner with veggies from the harvest and bread from Red Hen Baking Co., followed by songs and teachings in the sukkah
Saturday night: Live concert in the barn featuring Avi Salloway & Friends
Sunday morning: Children's puppet show with Anna Sobel, family nature walk with lulav making, and hands-on workshops (plant identification, basket weaving, sheep to yarn, fermentation)
Sunday midday: Hoshana Rabbah dance and song circle—a musical earth-based ritual that's accessible to all, followed by sandwich-bar lunch
Theme: Community sustainability—supporting each other with resiliency in these changing times
Camping and limited indoor accommodations available for the weekend—select a lodging add-on when you register. Some pre-festival events begin Friday evening, with the full festival starting Saturday afternoon.
Come experience the abundance of autumn, connect with old and new friends, and celebrate ancient traditions in the beauty of the Living Tree farm!
Sliding-Scale Pricing
We believe in making Sukkot on the Farm accessible to all who want to celebrate with us. The true cost per person is about $100, which covers meals (Saturday dinner, and Sunday breakfast and lunch), programming, facilities, and fair compensation for our teachers and musicians.