ove latkes? Want to see chocolate gelt drop from the sky?

Join friends and neighbors on the cold winter nights ahead with Chabad of Orange County, headed by Rabbi Pesach and Chana Burston, which is providing an array of festive Hanukkah celebrations for all ages.

The Chabad of Rock Hill added creativity to their Hanukkah celebration by painting wood menorahs.

San Diegans are gearing up for Hanukkah events throughout the county.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote to Moshe, “Your story continues to inspire everyone. It is one of miracle and hope overcoming tragedy and immeasurable loss.”

A Hanukkah menorah was added Friday to the holiday display in the Capitol rotunda in Springfield. It soon will have a sign added to the presentation.

The Chabad of Alabama will host its fifth annual Grand Menorah Lighting at The Summit on Sunday, Dec. 22, at Saks Plaza.

It’s a menorah-lighting ceremony. It’s a parade. It’s two events in one.

Twenty-five teens attended the event, in which CTeen advisors Leia Young and Chaya Flamer, along with Chana Burston led a discussion on how meaningful it is to do good deeds in honor of someone who has passed.

Family and friends gathered at the Beachwood home of Leonardo and Karen Polonsky on Nov. 24 to add the final otiot, or letter, to a Torah headed to Waxman Chabad Center.

A glimpse of emissaries and the communities they serve in the United States and around the world.

Sunday evening marked the culmination of the annual International Conference of Shluchim, attended by most of the 5,000 Chabad shluchim living in over 100 countries around the world along with some of their baal habatim.

When women come together in their differences to build one another up, that is where positive change occurs. This kind of reality came to light at the Women, Religion, and Empowerment Panel, an interfaith conversation and celebration held by the Common Grounds Club.