Thousands of people enjoyed the beautiful sunny weather at the Great Lag Ba’omer parade in Stamford Hill, London, UK. Children from the local Jewish day schools in Ilford, Golders Green, Edgware, Southgate and of course Stamford Hill all joined in and took part in saying the Pesukim.
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Over 400 members of Sydney’s North Shore Jewish community attended a Lag Ba’omer family event organized by the local Chabad Shluchim.
The Great Lag Ba’omer Parade in Borough Park, organized by local Shliach Rabbi Aron Ginsberg, was an overwhelming success despite the persistent efforts of certain elements in the community to try and put a stop to it.
At the Great Lag Ba’omer Parade in Crown Heights Sunday, one float in particular caught the attention of revelers for its controversial depiction of Techiyas Hameisim, with many voicing concern that it was distasteful and inappropriate for the viewing of children.
Chabad of Roosevelt Island, located on the East River between Manhattan and Queens, hosted a Lag Ba’omer outing and bonfire that was attended by dozens of the island’s Jews.
Hundreds joined in for a celebration of unity and pride on Lag Ba’omer in Kharkov, Ukraine. A bigger crowd than ever joined in this year, despite the political uncertainty sweeping through the country.
With sadness we inform you of the passing of Mrs. Shoshana Reizel Pevzner, OBM, wife of Reb Yizchok Shlomo Pevzner, OBM, and daughter-in-law of fabled Chossid Reb Avrohom Boruch Pevzner, OBM. She was 81 years old.
Thousands of people took part in the Lag Ba’omer Parade & Fair, organised by Chabad Youth of Melbourne this past Sunday. The parade, which was the first to take place in the world, united men, women and children in the streets of Melbourne, Australia for a day of Jewish unity and pride.
Hundreds of Odessa Jews celebrated Lag ba’omer under guard in the city’s first large Jewish gathering since deadly riots there two weeks ago.
Over 3,500 Jewish children and their parents from all over The Five Towns, NY gathered at a local park to celebrate Lag Ba’omer with Chabad.
Amid much celebration, the Ohr Hatorah Library in Stamford Hill, London has re-opened its doors on Thursday, 15 Iyar, with brand-new, spacious and state-of-the-art premises in the center of the community.
A stylish new stroller is steadily replacing the Bugaboo as the baby carriage of choice among Brooklyn’s trendy moms.
Santa Fe is renowned for its architecture, art galleries and numerous museums. But soon, the 400-year-old city and capital of the state of New Mexico will also boast another place of interest: a brand-new Chabad center.
On Sunday, Lag Ba’omer, Pico Blvd., a main artery in the city of Los Angeles, was closed for ‘the event of the year’; thousands of chairs, hundreds of feet of barricades and a grand ‘cat-walk’ styled stage was set up in anticipation of the 15th Lag Ba’omer Parade in Los Angeles.
The Sephardic Chief Rabbi of Israel, Rabbi Yitzchak Yosef Shlita, visited and addressed the 25 students of the Chaya Aydel Seminary on Monday morning, May 19 (19 Iyar). It was the 5th visit of an Israeli Chief Rabbi to the Chaya Aydel Seminary, currently in its 12th (Bas Mitzvah) year.
Levi and Chana Hinda (nee Raskin) Rivkin (Tampa, FL)
Gabriel Felder, a graduating student of George Washington University in Washington, DC, graced his address to the tens of thousands gathered at the graduation ceremony with a quote from the Lubavitcher Rebbe.
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