Sukkot 2026

Get the kids involved in Sukkot preparations with three easy DIY sukkah decorations using paper, flowers, leaves, and a little creativity.

Sukkot meals can go on for hours, with one delicious dish after another. Here’s what science says about why we keep eating even when we feel full.

A packed refrigerator can make Sukkot cooking even more stressful. Here’s how to organize your fridge and freezer before the holiday begins.

As families gather in their sukkahs, some people quietly spend the holiday alone. This Sukkot, take a moment to notice who might be waiting for an invitation.

From the powerful aroma of an etrog to willow’s surprising place in the history of aspirin, science reveals a fascinating side of the Four Species.

Paper chains, lights, and decorations can make a sukkah beautiful, but there’s one “decoration” your guests are far more likely to remember.

Limited space, excited kids, and plenty of guests: sukkah meals can get crowded. Follow these seven simple rules to be the guest everyone wants to invite back.

Keep the kids happy in the sukkah without reaching for a screen. These 12 simple games, crafts, and family activities can make Sukkot even more memorable.

Wherever Jews have found themselves, they’ve found a way to build a sukkah. Take a look at some of the most creative examples from around the world.

What are Ushpizin, Hoshanot, and Hoshana Rabbah? Discover 11 important Sukkot mitzvot, customs, and traditions and what they mean.

From protection and healing to peace and joy, discover 13 teachings from our sages about the spiritual power of Sukkot’s mitzvot.

The sukkah may be temporary, but its lessons can last all year. Discover five insights about emunah, gratitude, success, and what truly matters.

The Complete Guide to Sukkot 2026 — Dates, Building a Sukkah, the Four Species, Blessings and Customs, with Hebrew Texts and English Translation