Right on the heels of Yom Kippur, the eight day holiday of Sukkot starts tonight at sundown.
Click here to learn more about this joyous celebration.
And read on for all the great events coming up, including Thursday's Sangria in the Sukkah and Saturday's special Sukkot Shabbat Hop at Kol Tzedek AND our first Phixin Philly event of the semester, the Light the Night Walk.
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Graduate Network City Wide Events
Thursday, October 16
8:00pm — 10:00pm
Sukkah outside Steinhardt Hall, 215 S. 39th St.
read more/RSVP Saturday, October 18
10:00am
Sukkah in the Chester Avenue Garden on Chester between 47th and 48th (rain location: Calvary Center for Culture and Community, 48th and Baltimore)
read more/RSVP Saturday, October 18
5:30pm
FDR Park, Broad and Pattison Sts
read more/RSVP Thursday, October 23
5:30pm — 7:30pm
Public House - 1801 Arch St.
read more/RSVP Tuesday, October 28
7:00pm — 9:00pm
Steinhardt Hall, 215 S. 39th Street
read more/RSVP Graduate Network Campus Events
Friday, October 24
7:00pm
3rd Floor Steinhardt Hall, 215 S. 39th Street
read more/RSVP Partner and Community Events
Friday, October 17
8:00pm
2nd floor of BZBI, 18th and Spruce
read more/RSVP Sunday, October 19
4:00pm — 9:00pm
A Private Merion Residence
read more/RSVP Tuesday, October 21
6:30pm — 9:00pm
Society Hill Synagogue, 418 Spruce St
read more/RSVP Friday, October 24
5:50pm — 9:00pm
127 South 22nd Street (between Walnut and Sansom) Philadelphia, PA 19103
read more/RSVP Friday, October 24
7:00pm
Trinity Center for Urban Life, 22nd and Spruce
read more/RSVP Hi, My name is Jesse B and I have an open apartment and looking for a third roommate. The rent is $420 a month. My other roommate is a girl who plays the flute. We are both creative interesting...
read more This year, JD and MBA students from around the world will have the opportunity to participate in Hillel's pilot Alternative Breaks in Israel, featuring 2 tracks (Law and Business). One bus will...
read more Invitation to participate in research study on Jewish American women and body image. Inviting participants who identify as Jewish American female, age 18 or older, enrolled in a college or university,...
read more Hello! My name is Jessica Goldberg and I am the Marketing Manager of Penn Dining. I just wanted to remind everyone that Penn has a Kosher Dining Hall right around the corner. To learn more about...
read more The Grad Network assistant will work approximately five-ten hours per week, split between data entry/administrative tasks and event preparation. The data entry hours will take place at Steinhardt...
read more I have two boys (4 & 7). I live in Center City (10th and Lombard). I would like a responsible undergrad/grad student to watch/play and have fun with them on occasional weeknights and weekends....
read more Opportunity to teach Sunday school class of first graders available. We are a conservative shul in Berwyn. Hours are 9-12.
read more This is YOUR opportunity to pass your skills on to the next generation! Hebrew school teaching positions are available at Temple Sholom in Broomall. Work with an awesome team of committed and...
read more Jewish Resource of the Week
Regardless of your political views, it was hard to miss the Hebrew writing on the cover of the most recent Philadelphia Weekly. In case you did miss it,
click here for the article,
Vote, Schmote: Courting the never-elusive Jewish vote, about the significant role that Pennsylvania's Jewish voters could play in the upcoming election.
And speaking of the election, The Israel Project, along with leading Jewish organizations from around the country, will be hosting a series of candidate forums where senior official representatives from Senator John McCain's and Senator Barak Obama's campaigns will discuss the candidates' positions on Iran, Israel and other key issues.
You can listen in by phone or watch on-line. There is no cost to attend any of these forums but registration is required at www.theisraelproject.org/forums
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