Join fellow Brooklyn Jews from 6-8 pm on the first Thursday of the month for a casual gathering of crafting enthusiasts. Bring whatever project you’re currently working on, or use some of our materials! We’ll have some light snacks and drinks, of course, but feel free to bring your own dinner.
16 cubits is an eco-architecture festival that renews Sukkot's ancient roots with modern design and handcraft: foraging and building our sukkot from scratch with local materials, and eating, sleeping, and dwelling in them together!
Join us September 24-27 on Northwest Connecticut's Sun One Organic Farm (no prior experience required). On Friday, we will spend the day building sukkot guided by three teams of designers, followed by a Shabbat + Erev Sukkot dinner in the evening, a dance party in the woods on Saturday, and a public eco-design symposium on Sunday.
Transportation will depart Brooklyn on Thursday at 6 pm and return Sunday evening (if you want more foraging and building time, you are welcome to arrive and stay on the farm as early as Wednesday). Lodging will be mostly outdoor camping, with a few indoor options, available first-come, first-served. Cost: Sliding-scale $250-500
Questions? Check out www.16cubits.org for more information or reach out to rabbinic intern Ethan Blake at hello@16cubits.org.
