#chanukah

#chanukah

The Union Square Menorah Lighting is a significant annual event celebrating Chanukah, featuring community gatherings and honoring cultural traditions.

The Golders Green Menorah lighting celebrates Chanukah while promoting community spirit, resilience, and unity, drawing thousands of people to the event.

The tradition of Chanukah on the Square continues despite the absence of the main menorah, reflecting community spirit and adaptability.

Brooklyn leaders celebrated Chanukah by promoting local traditions, community connections, and the Jewish culture through a sufganiyot tasting event.

The Great Chanukah Doughnut Duel is a community celebration designed to unite Brooklynites through culinary creativity and the tradition of eating doughnuts.

The Union Square Menorah Lighting inspires communities worldwide and celebrates its 49th year from December 25 to January 2.

The Union Square Menorah lighting has become an annual tradition celebrating Chanukah since 1975, drawing the community together for festivities.

The 49th annual Union Square Menorah lighting celebrates community, tradition, and inspiration from the first Giant Public Menorah outside of Israel.

The Union Square Menorah Lighting is a longstanding tradition celebrating Chanukah since 1975.

The 49th annual Menorah lighting in Union Square promotes community engagement and honors Chanukah traditions.

Bill Graham Menorah Day enhances the celebration with various activities for families and special guests.

The Union Square Menorah Lighting honors 49 years of tradition and aims to inspire community engagement and celebration of Chanukah.

Chanukah in Union Square features daily ceremonies and events from December 25th to January 2nd, welcoming all to participate.