The store keeps Kinus hours all week: Tuesday and Wednesday 11–7, Thursday until 10 PM, Friday 9–3, closed Shabbos, Sunday — banquet day — 9 AM to 10 PM, Monday 10–8, and Tuesday, November 10, 11–7. Open between sessions.
By Rabbi Yaakov and Naomi Rubinstein’s count there are more than 100 Jewish families living in Tamarindo and the towns around it year-round. Israelis, Americans, Canadians, Europeans, many living in gated residential complexes within a half-hour’s drive.
With a backdrop of the past, the modern reality of New York City can be felt as a new traffic camera gets installed on Kingston Ave.
Sukkos in Crown Heights is filled with an unmistakable energy of connection, inspiration, and joy. But Sukkos would not be complete without fulfilling the Rebbe’s call to ensure that every Jew has the opportunity for this Simcha by bringing the Lulav and Esrog to the streets.
