A workshop of a new opera composed by Dan Schlosberg, with a libretto by Jerry Lieblich.

A walking tour that tells the Jewish history of the Williamsburg Bridge, presented in collaboration with the Museum at Eldridge Street.

Alona Weiss leads a group workshop in drawing as part of the Strange/r gallery show.

One-on-one rituals for reclaiming Jewish soul with artist Alexandra Neuman.

A gallery show featuring the work of participants in The Neighborhood's Visual Arts Artist Working Group.

A gallery show featuring the work of participants in The Neighborhood's Visual Arts Artist Working Group.

One ticket grants admission to all 4 classes in this Mah Jongg series (Oct 28, Nov 11, Nov 25, Dec 9). Spots available for both novices and veterans!

A Shabbat celebration for families featuring songs, blessings, and kid-friendly drag!

A concert featuring vocalist and brass player AANI to close out Sukkot in The Neighborhood.

A participatory musical gathering led by the Queer community (allies welcome!)

A panel exploring the connection between Tarot and Jewish tradition.

An early childhood Sukkot experience with songs, stories, and more!

Havdalah rituals, mystical chanting, and ecstatic dance.

Come toast a l'chaim in our art installation/Sukkah!

A conversation and hands-on workshop exploring multiple cultural and linguistic traditions through Jewish calligraphy.

An evening of poetry and conversation in the Sukkah.

A guided movement workshop for processing on October 7.

A Sukkot ritual for welcoming ancestors and strangers, facilitated by Sukkah art installation creator Susan Stainman.

Sukkot in The Neighborhood is an annual festival of Jewish arts, culture, and spirituality that takes place in an art installation/Sukkah in Brooklyn.

A Tashlich ceremony with music and meditation for Rosh Hashanah along the Williamsburg Waterfront.