Teams competed in the Sukkah City STL architectural design competition at Washington University on Monday, Oct. 6, 2014. The national competition, where teams build an interpretation of the ancient ...

NEW YORK-- You may have noticed outdoor huts popping up all over the city this week. The temporary structures are part of the week-long Jewish holiday of Sukkot. In a time of rising antisemitism, CBS2 ...

Contests that challenge professional architects to design a sukkah are not new; the Spertus Museum staged one in 1994. But even before New York's "Sukkahville" competition or Los Angeles' Sukkot at ...

Pictures of the hostages and the color yellow are frequent displays in the temporary booths for the for Sukkot holiday. TEL AVIV — When she was preparing her Passover seder in April, Shlomit Sattler ...

Ahead of the White House Interfaith Collegiate Conference at Georgetown yesterday, the Jewish Chaplaincy upgraded its sukkah, a hut for the weeklong Jewish holiday of Sukkot, with the help of two ...

Communal Convergence by KSS Architects, one of 11 temporary shelter designs now on display during Sukkah Village 2021 exhibition in Princeton, New Jersey. (Courtesy Sukkah Village 2021) Illuminated ...

Sukkot is an eight day-long Jewish holiday that this year goes from October 12th to the 21st. One of the traditions of the holiday is the building of a sukkah, a walled, tent-like structure covered in ...

UPPER EAST SIDE, Manhattan (WABC) -- A sukkah in New York City was vandalized overnight on Saturday just a day before the start of the Jewish holiday, Sukkot. The sukkah was built, just several hours ...

Two artists in Brooklyn are traveling around New York City with a unique dwelling to mark Sukkot. They have built a colorful sukkah in celebration of the Jewish holiday. Sukkahs are traditionally ...

(JTA) — TEL AVIV — When she was preparing her Passover seder in April, Shlomit Sattler set a symbolic seat place for Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who lived in her Jerusalem neighborhood before he was taken ...

(JTA) When she was preparing her Passover seder in April, Shlomit Sattler set a symbolic seat for Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who lived in her Jerusalem neighborhood before he was taken hostage by Hamas.