Hundreds Turn Out for ‘Harvest Fest’ at the Owings Mills JCC

Photo courtesy of the JCC

More than 200 people came together last night, Oct. 22, at the Rosenbloom Owings Mills Jewish Community Center for “Harvest Fest.” Presented by J Life, the free annual event celebrated the autumnal festival of Sukkot with harvest cider, live music from Sagamore Band, games, bubbles, balloons and more. 

JCC Harvest Fest 2024
Photo courtesy of the JCC
JCC Harvest Fest 2024
Photo courtesy of the JCC

Attendees participated in traditional Sukkot rituals such as shaking the lulav and etrog and indulging in the fruits of the season.

JCC Harvest Fest 2024
Photo courtesy of the JCC
JCC Harvest Fest 2024
Photo courtesy of the JCC
JCC Harvest Fest 2024
Photo courtesy of the JCC
JCC Harvest Fest 2024
Photo courtesy of the JCC
JCC Harvest Fest 2024
Photo courtesy of the JCC

J Life will hold its next community holiday gathering on Sunday, Dec. 22, “Music & Magic: A Chanukah Spectacular.” For information, visit Music & Magic: A Chanukah Spectacular – Gordon Center.

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