Local Sukkah

Why eat fruit for lunch, when there is a sukkah nearby? LocalSukkah lets you find a sukkah near you!

Use your current location or search for sukkot around the world. There are over 500 sukkot in our database.

Sukkos, also known as the Festival of Tabernacles, is a Jewish festival which occurs five days after the awesome day of Yom Kippur. During Sukkos Jewish people are commanded to eat our meals in temporary booths called Sukkahs, to commemorate how we were surrounded by the protective "clouds of glory" during the forty years of wandering in the wilderness after leaving Egypt. Sukkos lasts for seven days and is a joyous festival. Some have the custom of decorating the Sukkah with elaborate ornaments, whilst others preserve its unadorned simplicity. The Sukkah is the only mitzvah in which we are completely surrounded from head to toe. Eating festive meals and spending time in the outdoor sukkah is a unique religious experience.

See www.localsukkah.org for more details.

Please note that this application requires and uses either wifi or mobile data.
Also GPS is required for LocalSukkah to search based on your current location.