Guests on Indigenous Land: Opening night in the Sukkah with Rabbi Faryn Borella of Or Shalom
![A Ponderosa Pine cone etrog and lulav made of local species native to Northern California: coast live oak, California bay leaves, Coastal redwood](/sites/default/files/styles/16_9_768x432/public/2024-08/locallulavdrupal.jpg.jpeg?itok=OvNXKQyO)
A lulav made of local species native to Northern California: coast live oak, California bay, Coastal redwood and a Ponderosa Pine cone etrog.
Join Or Shalom Jewish Community and the Swig Program in Jewish Studies and Social Justice for an erev Sukkot gathering. In honor of Indigenous Peoples Day, we will be learning about and discussing how we can be good guests on indigenous land, and how the Jewish tradition beckons us forth to the work of solidarity with indigenous peoples. We will gather, celebrate the festival, learn, and most of all, eat!