Whether your shlichus has sent you to the most remote region or to somewhere in New York City, your home team is as honored as ever to offer you whatever personal, financial, emotional, educational, and spiritual support we can.
The aromas of fresh pastrami and homemade matzah ball soup wafting through the heart of Santa Fe, a city more known for its chile verde than its Jewish cuisine, is a fresh surprise. But besides serving up authentic New York fare, the new, aptly-named “Manhattan Deli” in New Mexico’s capital is forging Jewish connections.
LAST CALL to enter into the Oholei Torah “Ariber” Auction!
In honor of Yud Shvat, the Rebbe’s house at 1304 President Street and the Rebbe’s room in 770 will be open for davening for the following hours.
Snowfall is expected to begin late Wednesday evening and continue into Thursday morning, with accumulations ranging from around one inch to a possible two inches in a reasonable worst-case scenario.
In honor of Yud Shvat, the Ohel Bus Service will be providing extra subsidized transportation round trip from Crown Heights to the Ohel from Thursday 8th of Shvat through Sunday, the 11th of Shvat.
Alternate Side Parking Regulations will be suspended tomorrow, Thursday, February 6, 2025, to facilitate weather operations. Payment at parking meters will remain in effect throughout the city.
In honor of the 75 years since Yud Shvat, Bus to Ohel is expanding its services. Bus to Ohel is committed to providing convenient and accessible transportation to the Ohel.
More than 600 men and women filled the Grand Ballroom of Oholei Torah to celebrate the 41st Hiloula of Baba Sali in Crown Heights, making it the largest Hiloula outside of Israel. They were joined by 1100+ viewers on YouTube.
In honor of the Yud Shvat 5785, a special sale is taking place on all books published by Historian and Author Rabbi Chaim Dalfin.
Get practical tools for uncovering your life’s purpose in this session with Rabbi Pinchas Taylor: “The Celebrity Life Coach”. Learn how to identify your unique talents, align your values with your goals, and chart a meaningful and intentional path forward.
Rabbi Levi Wolosow, who passed away suddenly on Feb. 3 (5 Shevat) at the age of 43, represented the very best of what a Chabad rabbi can and should be. Members of the community he served for 18 years recall that he was kind, learned, patient, outgoing, sincere and humble.
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