NonJews and nonpracticing Jews have often heard about Rosh HaShana and Yom Kippur. They’ve likely heard about the Pesach seder. But they often don’t know about Sukkot/s. A relatively lesser-known holiday, the history and symbolism of Sukkot/s is no less foundational than the others. A sukkah, in the most narrow vernacular definition, is a temporary, outdoor hut constructed using organic materials with prescribed dimensions and specifications. We hear a lot about the idea of