Join us for a queer Hanukkah havdalah and social. Tickets are $10 to help cover the cost of the space and food, but we do not want cost to hinder your ability to join so pay what you can! We'll bring the latkes, you bring your best Hanukkah fit.
Join with other middle school aged kids to compete for the title of Latke Master! Think masterchef but latke edition. There will also be a delicious donut bar, swag and letter writing to the soldiers in Israel. For 6-8 graders.
Rock out with your friends at our 3rd Annual Chanukah Bash!
Join the Joint Jewish Education Program (J-JEP) for their annual Hanukkah Celebration. Cost is $5 per person or $20 per family at the door. Enjoy latkes, sufganiyot, games, crafts and prizes!
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Babyccino, a chic meet-up for moms and babies/tots, is back! This 3 week session will be all about Chanukah! Through music, movement, art, sensory, and play, we'll learn about the story of Chanukah, discover the miracle of light, and explore the many customs and traditions! Come for one session, or come for all 3!
Enjoy an assortment of fun Chanukah snacks, activities, crafts, and shows in various shops along Murray Ave, concluding with a community-wide menorah lighting with ice carving, fire jugglers, live music, hot donuts and more. Meeting spot: corner of Murray and Beacon.
REGISTRATION IS CLOSED: Pittsburgh Tzelem group provides a safe, sacred space for nonbinary, trans, gender expansive, and LGBTQ+ teens to explore and celebrate the various ways that Judaism honors expansive understandings of gender.
Classrooms Without Borders presents the Pittsburgh-area premiere of the feature film Irena’s Vow, based on the true story of Polish nurse Irena Gut Opdyke whose courage helped save Jewish lives in Nazi-occupied Poland. The event is in partnership with the Collaboratory Against Hate, the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh, and CMU’s International Film Festival. The screening […]
A community-wide menorah lighting with ice carving, fire jugglers, a mitzvah menorah, live music, hot donuts and latkes, and more. Location: Murray Ave and Beacon St.
This year, we are privileged to have Senator John Fetterman and Mayor Ed Gainey participate in the Menorah lighting.
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To view candle lighting times for locations other than Pittsburgh, visit Chabad.org.
