Celebrate Shabbat in the Sukkah alongside friends and community.
Enjoy a Shabbat meal in the University of San Francisco’s annual “Open Doors Sukkah.” Take a turn shaking the lulav and etrog, recharge with live music and experience Shabbat rituals led by USF’s Rabbi Camille Angel. Share joy in this beautiful sukkah, all in the company of friends and community to lead into the weekend.
Location: USF Campus, Welch Field between St. Ignatius Church and Kalmanovitz Hall
All are welcome!
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