Faith In Brooklyn for Oct. 1
Brooklyn Architect Erects ‘Living’ Sukkah for Jewish Harvest Holiday
Every year, Congregation Beth Elohim (CBE) in Park Slope erects a sukkah for the Jewish holiday of Sukkot. This year, in the spirit of harvest, the sukkah comes alive.
Park Slope architect and CBE member Susan Doban has constructed a “living” sukkah in which one of the walls is made entirely of plants. The sukkah went up Sept. 24 and will stand until Oct. 7 on the corner of Garfield Place and Eighth Avenue in Park Slope.