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Temple Emanuel of Andover Hosts 2nd Annual Sukkot Harvest Fest

Event Open to Entire Community on Saturday, September 30 from 4-7 pm

Temple Emanuel of Andover, the largest Reform congregation north of Boston, will be hosting the 2nd Annual Sukkot Harvest Fest on Saturday, September 30th from 4 – 7 pm. All are welcome to enjoy an evening under the stars with music, food, lawn games, touch-a-truck in conjunction with the Andover Police and Fire Department and beer tasting. The event is free to all to attend, registration is appreciated by clicking here.

“We look forward to welcoming the entire community for an evening full of food, beverages and activities for everyone young and old,” said Temple Emanuel’s Rabbi Max Chaiken. “Sukkot celebrates a farmer's yearly harvest and what better way to give thanks for food and shelter then together with all of our neighbors.”

Details for the Harvest Fest:

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  • Date: Saturday, September 30
  • Time: 4:00 – 7:00 pm
  • Location: Temple Emanuel, 7 Haggets Pond Road, Andover, MA 01810
  • Details:
    • Complimentary beer tasting from Night Shift Brewery
    • Complimentary coffee from New England Coffee
    • Food Trucks Kona Ice Truck and The Big Bad on-site
    • Touch-A-Truck with the Andover Police Department and Fire Department and AMG Tree & Landscaping
    • Lawn Games, Pumpkin Painting and Sukkah Decorating
    • Havdalah service at 6:45 pm
  • RSVP at www.templeemanuel.net

Founded more than one hundred years ago, Temple Emanuel of Andover is an inclusive and vibrant Reform community that is committed to serving the needs of the congregants and local community by offering A Lifelong Jewish Journey for people of all ages through a range of services and programs. For additional information, email info@templeemanuel.net or contact the Temple office at 978.470.1356. Temple Emanuel is located at 7 Haggetts Pond Road, Andover, MA. For more information, visit www.templeemanuel.net.

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