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Sukkot 5787 · Southwest Vermont
Sukkot Program 2026 in Vermont
Four days on a private Vermont estate for a meaningful Sukkot with sukkah meals, Torah learning, community, mountain air, an indoor pool and time to enjoy the Chag.
Current pricing ends Friday morningPrices increase Friday at 10 AM.
Book + pay before 10 AM →Complete the booking request and pay in full by Friday, September 4 at 10:00 AM ET. A submitted form without payment does not hold the current price.
Final published pricingFood + meals includedFrom $450Full payment is required to reserve your place.
Choose where you’ll stay.
Pick the accommodation that works for you. Shared-room beds are priced per guest; private rooms and the private suite are priced per room. All food and meals during the September 25–28 main retreat are included. The optional Vermont Trek does not include food.
Payment: Full payment of the final price shown for your stay is required to reserve your place. To receive the current rate, full payment must be completed by Friday, September 4 at 10:00 AM ET; submitting the form alone does not hold the price. All indoor rooms include linens and towels. Shared-room bookings reserve bed type, not a guaranteed double or triple occupancy.
Sukkot Program 2026
Sukkot on a private estate in Vermont, with a meaningful Chag and Torah learning.
The retreat is centered on Sukkot itself: festive meals in the sukkah, minyan and tefillah, meaningful Torah learning, the Four Kinds — lulav and etrog — and the joy of spending Yom Tov together in the Vermont mountains.
Check-in is around 3:00 PM on Friday, September 25, and the main retreat checks out Monday, September 28 at 10:00 AM. The retreat begins with the first nights of Sukkot and continues into Chol Hamoed, giving the group four days and three nights together on the estate. An optional Vermont Trek extension continues through Tuesday, September 29.
Between meals, davening and learning, there is time to swim, use the hot tub and game room, enjoy the mountain setting, talk, rest and spend time with a curated group. Food and meals are included in every published accommodation price.
FormatCurated private-estate retreat
Check-inFriday · Sep. 25 · around 3 PM
Check-outMonday · Sep. 28 · 10 AM
ChagSukkah · Four Kinds · Torah
The retreat
Meaningful Sukkot, mountain air and a Vermont estate made for spending time together.
Sukkah meals, tefillah, Torah learning and the Four Kinds shape the Chag. The estate adds another layer: an indoor swimming pool, hot tub, game room, gym, large shared spaces and the Green Mountains just outside.
The group is curated so meals, learning and downtime feel personal. There is a real program, but also enough room to swim, play, walk outside, have long conversations or simply enjoy the property.
DatesSeptember 25–28, 2026
ChagSukkah · Four Kinds · Torah
Chag set-upKosher · Minyan · Tefillah
GroupCurated retreat community
The main retreat · September 25–28
A real Chag schedule, with room to actually enjoy the house.
This is the rhythm of the weekend, not a minute-by-minute itinerary. Davening and meals anchor the Chag; the rest stays flexible for games, workshops, walks, conversations, downtime and the estate.
The idea
Meaningful, social and easy to breathe in.
There will be structure when it matters, but we are leaving real space for people to relax, meet each other, use the house and let the weekend happen naturally.
Friday · Sep. 25Around 3 PMCheck-in + settle into the estate
Friday evening6:25 PMCandle lighting · Sukkot and Shabbat begin
Sunday evening7:21 PMYom Tov ends · Havdalah
Monday · Sep. 2810:00 AMMain-retreat check-out
Arrive, settle in, start the Chag together.
Check-in is around 3 PM. Get your room, meet everyone, spend time around the sukkah and ease into the weekend.
Check-in + house welcome
Rooming, snacks, introductions, casual games and time to get comfortable before Chag.
Davening + first Sukkot dinner
A long meal in the sukkah, conversation, singing and an easy late-night hangout for whoever is still up.
Chag without rushing from one thing to the next.
Davening and meals give the day its rhythm, with plenty of open time around them.
Davening + breakfast
Shacharit, Hallel and the festival service, followed by time to reset before lunch.
Long sukkah lunch
Good food, conversations and no need to rush away from the table.
Choose your pace
Board games, lawn games, walks, a light workshop or discussion, reading, resting and time with the group.
Second-night davening + dinner
Another festive meal, followed by games, conversation and relaxed house time.
Four Kinds, community and a lot more room to hang out.
The religious parts stay central without turning the entire day into a timetable.
Davening + Four Kinds
Shacharit, Hallel, lulav and etrog, with guidance available for anyone who wants it.
Sukkah meal + featured session
Lunch together plus one meaningful guest session or workshop.
Estate time
Games, conversations, walks, downtime and whatever the group naturally gravitates toward.
Sukkah After Dark
Bonfire, music, hot drinks and a more open late-night hangout.
Breakfast, goodbyes and the optional next adventure.
The main retreat wraps in the morning. Guests joining the Vermont Trek continue from there.
Davening + breakfast
A simple final morning with time to pack and say goodbye.
Main-retreat check-out
Vermont Trek extra night.
A $270-per-person extension after the retreat. We carry a pop-up sukkah; food is not included.
Head into Vermont
The route stays flexible for weather and local conditions.
Extension ends
One extra night before the group heads home.
The public schedule is intentionally broad. Final davening, meal, workshop and activity times will be shared with the group closer to the retreat.
Featured guest
Brooklyn “The Big Deal” Barwick will be with us.
NYC-based professional boxer Brooklyn Barwick, known in the ring as “The Big Deal,” will join the Hamsa Nomads Sukkot retreat as a featured guest. It is one more layer to a retreat built around interesting people, real conversations and a curated group.
A few moments from our previous Vermont retreat.
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“Thank you Moshe and Leah for a beautiful Shavuos!!! We had the best time!! So nice meeting everyone.”Shavuos guest
The same private-estate retreat idea, carried into Sukkot: meaningful Chag, shared space and enough time for the group to become familiar.
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The Sukkot estate
Inside the Vermont property.
The actual spaces for the retreat: bedrooms, shared rooms, dining space, indoor pool, game room, gym and the property outside.
Estate amenities
More than a place to sleep.
The retreat takes place on a private Southwest Vermont estate with indoor and outdoor spaces that are part of the Sukkot experience.
Indoor swimming poolSwim without depending on late-September Vermont weather.
Hot tubA warm place to unwind after a long Chag meal or time outside.
Game roomShared indoor space for games and hanging out between programmed moments.
GymOn-property fitness space for guests who want it.
Vermont mountainsFall air, changing leaves and mountain scenery around the estate.
The setting
Sukkot naturally belongs outside.
The sukkah, the Four Kinds and the joy of the Chag already bring people outdoors. In Southern Vermont, that happens against mountain views, cool evenings and the beginning of fall foliage — with substantial indoor space when the weather changes.
What’s nearby
Mount Snow and the Deerfield Valley are right outside the retreat.
For Chol Hamoed, free time, or time before and after the retreat, Southern Vermont has easy ways to get into the mountains and fall scenery. Seasonal operations vary, so specific lift and activity hours should be checked before going.
Mount SnowScenic mountain access, mountain biking and — on select operating days from spring through fall — scenic chairlift rides toward the summit.
Hiking + foliageDeerfield Valley trails, overlooks and mountain walks are especially strong as the leaves begin to turn.
Wilmington villageA historic Southern Vermont village with local shops, galleries and an easy walk-around-town feel.
Lakes + reservoirsNearby Deerfield Valley lakes and reservoirs offer lakeside views and, when weather allows, paddling, kayaking, boating and swimming.
Mount Snow in fall
See Vermont from the mountain.
Mount Snow is a four-season resort in the Green Mountains. Warm-weather offerings include mountain biking and scenic escapes, and the Deerfield Valley tourism office lists the Bluebird Express scenic chairlift on select days from May through October. These are optional nearby ideas rather than guaranteed retreat programming because operating calendars can change.
Included
What your Sukkot program price covers.
Your stayYour selected camping, shared-room, private-room or private-suite accommodation from Friday afternoon through Monday morning.
Food + mealsAll kosher food and meals served during the main September 25–28 retreat, including festive Sukkot meals. Food is not included in the optional Vermont Trek extension.
Optional Vermont TrekSeptember 28–29 · $270 per person · one extra night · pop-up sukkah carried with the group · participants bring their own food.
Chag set-upSukkah meals, minyan, tefillah, Torah learning and the Four Kinds as part of the core Sukkot experience.
Retreat lifeDiscussions, games, music, downtime, house amenities, fall time outside and shared holiday moments.
Why this format
A private-estate format with room for both Chag and downtime.
Shared meals, davening and Torah learning give the retreat its rhythm, while the pool, hot tub, games, mountain setting and communal spaces make the hours in between feel like part of the experience too.
Sukkot Program FAQ
Before you book the Hamsa Nomads Sukkot retreat.
When is the Hamsa Nomads Sukkot Program 2026?
Check-in is Friday, September 25, 2026 around 3:00 PM. Main-retreat check-out is Monday, September 28, 2026 at 10:00 AM. The Hamsa Nomads retreat is four days and three nights in Southwest Vermont. Guests who add the Vermont Trek continue through Tuesday, September 29.
What makes Sukkot central to the retreat?
Sukkot is a festival of the sukkah, the Four Kinds — lulav and etrog — festive Yom Tov meals, prayer, Torah and joy. The Hamsa Nomads program is built around those elements. The main retreat begins Friday afternoon before Sukkot and continues through Monday morning into Chol Hamoed.
What is the optional Vermont Trek extra night?
The optional extension runs September 28–29 and costs $270 per person. We will carry a pop-up sukkah. No food is included, so participants must bring their own food.
What amenities are at the Vermont estate?
The estate includes an indoor swimming pool, hot tub, game room, gym, dining and shared spaces, plus outdoor space in the Vermont mountains.
What is there to do near Mount Snow during Sukkot?
Nearby options include Mount Snow, Deerfield Valley hiking and fall foliage, Wilmington village and local lakes and reservoirs. Seasonal activities such as scenic chairlift rides and mountain biking depend on the current Mount Snow operating schedule.
What is included in the Sukkot program price?
The published price includes your selected accommodation plus the food and meals served by the retreat, sukkah meals, the shared Chag set-up and retreat programming. Indoor accommodations also include linens and towels.
How much does the Sukkot retreat cost?
Final published prices are $450 for camping, $550 for a Twin bed in a shared room, $600 for a Full bed in a shared room, $1,150 for a Double Twin room, $1,200 for a private room with a private bathroom and $1,350 for a Suite.
How does payment work?
Full payment of the published total is required to reserve your place. After your booking request is approved, we’ll send your personalized payment link.
What is the Chag set-up?
Kosher meals, sukkah meals, minyan, tefillah, Torah learning and the Four Kinds are part of the shared Sukkot rhythm.
Who is the Sukkot retreat for, and what does “curated group” mean?
Hamsa Nomads reviews booking requests rather than treating the retreat as an anonymous reservation. The goal is a cohesive, social and comfortable group. You do not need to arrive with your own group.
Who is the featured guest for Sukkot?
Professional boxer Brooklyn “The Big Deal” Barwick will be with Hamsa Nomads as a featured guest for the Sukkot retreat.
Friday, September 25–Monday, September 28 · Southwest Vermont
Come spend Sukkot with us.
Check in Friday around 3:00 PM and check out Monday at 10:00 AM. Final rates start at $450. Add the optional September 28–29 Vermont Trek for $270 per person; food is not included in the extension.