Below you can find the form to sign up either as a host or a guest.
Questions? Contact Leigh Verbois.

• Host your gathering outdoors, when possible.  We need to see the stars.
• Minimize use of areas that may lead to close contact (within 6 feet) with other people as much as possible, like the entrance of the sukkah.  The sukkah is typically a tight space, and generally should be limited to one family at a time.  
• Encourage mask wearing when in the sukkah if not with your family. 
• Arrange tables and chairs to allow for social distancing. People from the same household can be in groups together and don’t need to be 6 feet apart – just 6 feet away from other families.
• If planning activities for adults and/or kids, consider those where social distancing can be maintained, like making those great decorations for the sukkah.
• Minimize gestures that promote close contact. For example, don’t shake hands, do elbow bumps, or give hugs. Instead wave and verbally greet guests.
• Limit the number of people handling or serving food, if available, or serve single serve options.