Join us for our 13th annual Sukkot on the Farm, a weekend harvest festival celebrating the holiday and the abundance of the season beneath our beautifully crafted sukkah.
Sukkot on the Farm weaves together Jewish tradition, regenerative agriculture, music, and hands-on learning in one of Vermont's most beautiful seasons. Whether you're deeply rooted in Jewish tradition or simply curious about earth-based celebration, you'll find a welcoming, multigenerational community—from toddlers to elders—and meaningful ways to connect.
Camp overnight, or just come for the day. This year we’re also offering a dedicated teen program (scroll for details).
Weekend highlights
Saturday
Sukkot learning sessions & meditation in the sukkah with Rabbi David Fainsilber
Harvest soup featuring vegetables fresh from our farm & musical havdalah with Rabbi David—an annual favorite!
Live concert in the barn with VT deep-groove band High Summer
Sunday
Adult skill-share workshops
Children's puppet show with Talking Hands Theater
Locally catered lunch
Friday night–Saturday morning. Camping guests are invited to arrive Friday evening ahead of the festival's official Saturday-afternoon start and join us for a community potluck dinner & Kabbalat Shabbat, and a Shabbat morning experience & casual communal lunch in the sukkah.
Teen Program
Teens ages 12–17 will gather for their own camping village in the fields, led by dedicated teen program staff. They'll cook together and take part in Sukkot rituals suited to this age group. Teens help lead the festival's harvest activities like apple pressing and pumpkin carving, and join in the Saturday night barn concert along with the rest of the festival's music and community offerings.
Tickets
Single-day pass (Saturday or Sunday), $45/individual; $115/family
Full weekend (Saturday & Sunday), $90/individual; $225/family
Teen program, $45
Saturday-night barn concert only, $20
Campsite add-on (Friday and/or Saturday night), $25/night
We offer a limited number of pay-what-you-can tickets to make this event accessible to all
Save 10% with code EARLYBIRD through Sept. 4! Registration closes Sept. 20.
Saturday dinner and Sunday breakfast & lunch are included with festival admission. Friday dinner and Saturday lunch are potluck/communal, and all are welcome to join. Campers should bring their own breakfast for Saturday and any other food needs.
Good to know
All meals served by Living Tree are vegetarian
This is a rain-or-shine event
Our festival site provides composting toilets and hand-washing stations, and an outdoor kitchen is available for campers to use
Unfortunately, pets are not permitted
Please note that the farm is not currently wheelchair accessible
We're grateful to our co-sponsors: Jewish Community of Greater Stowe, Jewish Communities of VT, and Beth Jacob Synagogue
