Sarah Hurwitz at Temple Israel (5/17)

photo by Jamie Feldman

Sarah Hurwitz, photo by Jamie Feldman

Sarah Hurwitz at Temple Israel (5/17)

photo by Jamie Feldman

Sarah Hurwitz at Temple Israel (5/17)

photo by Jamie Feldman

Sarah Hurwitz at Temple Israel (5/17)

photo by Jamie Feldman

We commissioned a custom built, one of a kind, Game of Thrones inspired Sukkah of Ice and Fire at the Skillman Branch of the Detroit Public Library! 

Designed by Team 4 Community, L3C out of recycled shipping pallets and recycled Pepsi Fire and Natty Ice cans donated by Yad Ezra, we hosted several events throughout the holiday of Sukkot. 

This initiative was made possible through the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation's #MakeItHappen initiative. 

We commissioned a custom built, one of a kind, Game of Thrones inspired Sukkah of Ice and Fire at the Skillman Branch of the Detroit Public Library! 

Designed by Team 4 Community, L3C out of recycled shipping pallets and recycled Pepsi Fire and Natty Ice cans donated by Yad Ezra, we hosted several events throughout the holiday of Sukkot. 

This initiative was made possible through the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation's #MakeItHappen initiative. 

We commissioned a custom built, one of a kind, Game of Thrones inspired Sukkah of Ice and Fire at the Skillman Branch of the Detroit Public Library! 

Designed by Team 4 Community, L3C out of recycled shipping pallets and recycled Pepsi Fire and Natty Ice cans donated by Yad Ezra, we hosted several events throughout the holiday of Sukkot. 

This initiative was made possible through the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation's #MakeItHappen initiative. 

We commissioned a custom built, one of a kind, Game of Thrones inspired Sukkah of Ice and Fire at the Skillman Branch of the Detroit Public Library! 

Designed by Team 4 Community, L3C out of recycled shipping pallets and recycled Pepsi Fire and Natty Ice cans donated by Yad Ezra, we hosted several events throughout the holiday of Sukkot. 

This initiative was made possible through the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation's #MakeItHappen initiative.