In Jewish tradition, the festival of Simchat Torah is generally marked by spirited celebrations that include singing and dancing with the Torah scrolls. Communities gather in synagogues to complete the annual cycle of Torah readings, followed by a joyous procession. Families often come together to decorate the Torah and participate in outdoor festivities where everyone joins in dancing. The event signifies gratitude for the Torah and the continuation of Jewish faith, emphasizing the importance of community and tradition in Jewish life.