Before the festival, organizer would build a festival arch, and some Sukkot.
Small shop sell the seeds. Visitors can take them home and grow them for next year festival, when they leave.
The corridors guide people to the roof space. When they cross the corridors they will find some introduction of the Australia aboriginal weaving technique.
At the end of the street, there is an area for kids, they can pick up some tomatos, and experience the happiness of harvest. These potting plants were put here befor festival, after 40days growning, now they are mature. visitors can take some fruits and vegetables to festival, and share them to other visitors.
THere are two sukkot display the weaving technique, if visitors want, they can try to weave some products and take them home.
The weaving corridors connect the plane roof together, people can step up the roof and have a birdview for whole street.