A Day of Jewish Unity for Conejo Valley and Ventura County
Jews from as far as Ventura, California all the way to Los Angeles gathered at the Thousand Oaks high school to participate in the Lag BaOmer festivities.
Jews from as far as Ventura, California all the way to Los Angeles gathered at the Thousand Oaks high school to participate in the Lag BaOmer festivities.
Thousands of Jewish residents from Brooklyn neighborhood of Georgetown and nearby area joined in a special full day of Lag BaOmer celebrations organized by Chabad of Georgetown.
Over 400 people attended the Baltimore Lag B’omer Festival that took place on the front lawn of Cheder Chabad of Baltimore.
Over 100 adults and children attached Chabad of Atlantic City’s Lag B’omer outing at Birch Grove Park in Northfield, Nj.
Over 6000 people from all areas of the Jewish community of Buenos Aires Argentina gathered in the Tecnopolis theme park for a Mega Lag Baomer Parade and an amazing day of adventure and inspiration for the entire family.
Chabad of West Hempstead hosted its annual Lag BaOmer BBQ and family fun day at Hempstead Lake State Park on Sunday afternoon, bringing together residents of the greater West Hempstead community in the spirit of Jewish unity.
The Lag BaOmer parade and street fair in Melbourne, Australia, united thousands of men, women and children in the streets of Melbourne, on a day of Jewish unity and pride.
One of the biggest Lag B’omer celebrations took place this year in Hallandale Beach, Florida where more than 10,000 people showed up at Gulfstream Park.
Hundreds of Jews in the city of Edmonton, Canada celebrated an exciting Lag B’Omer on Sunday afternoon by joining the amazing program put on by Chabad of Edmonton in conjunction with the Beth Israel Synagogue. Jews of every stripe and […]
On Sunday, Lag BaOmer, a new Sefer Torah was completed in memory of Hatomim Nosson Note Deitsch OBM. Dancing and singing the new Torah was brought to ‘Nosson’s Shul’.
Even rain could not dampen the joy of celebrating Lag BaOmer in the Marina Rosha neighborhood in Moscow, Russia.
Over 2000 people joined the 54th annual Lag B’omer parade in Stamford Hill, organized by Lubavitch UK. Groups from Scotland, Manchester, Nottingham, Cambridge, Watford, Essex, Wimbledon, Southgate, North-West London, joined the many local families and children from Stamford Hill.
The Pittsburgh Jewish Community celebrates Lag B’Omer with a carnival event organized by Rabbi Chony Friedman and Rabbi Yisroel Altein of Yeshiva Schools of Pittsburgh and Chabad of Pittsburgh hosted in conjunction with Pittsburgh Jewish Day Schools.
Hosting one of the many Great Parades, S. Paulo Brazil got to be part of a worldwide Lag Baomer experience like no other.
On a normal day it’s mikvah bags, towels and rushing to be on time to chassidus after a good nights rest. But today is not a normal day. Today, those who made it to bed at all begin to stir early. They quickly finish their morning preparations and rush to join those who have been up all night. After a quick Davening and a danish, the day begins.