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.
What a wonderful day it was, Lag Baomer – Sunday 28 April 2013. After much preparation and efforts from so many the day finally arrived. Celebration was in the air and the music was uplifting and exciting.
Following the Parade concernt and program the variuse schools, marching bands and float marched in the Lag Baomer Parade.
Brooklyn’s News12 covered Sunday’s Lag BaOmer Parade, capturing its essence in the short 2 minute clip.
On a recent spring evening, men and woman from throughout Orange County filled the home Dr. Seth & Nadine Pulver in Highland Mills for “Recipes Remembered” with Author June Hersh, hosted by Chabad of Orange County.
In a letter responding to questions about spiritual guidance and Chabad, the Rebbe responded and answered a number of questions.
Zeesy Gurevitch, a 16-year-old from Brooklyn, N.Y., cannot contain her excitement. For the first time ever, she will travel far from home without her parents to spend six weeks with eight friends in Marietta, Ga. But it won’t be a complete vacation.
With summer rapidly approaching, Gan Israel New York released a promo clip boasting of recent improvements.
After a somewhat nomadic existence over the past four years, Chabad of Oakland and Piedmont has settled into a new — and perhaps permanent — location near Lake Merritt.
Thousands of chairs set up along the parkway, bags with Tzedokah and refreshments on every seat, last minute adjustments. The Lag Baomer Parade is about to begin!
The best views of this year’s Lag BaOmer parade may be on your desktops and in the palms of your hands. Ensuring that there won’t be any bad seats this year, CrownHeights.info and the Jewish.TV app will stream the parade live.
Is City Hall about to take action against the dress codes at Manhattan’s top-flight restaurants? Of course not. And that only underscores the hypocrisy that all too often animates this administration. Because the city is going after Hasidic-owned store-owners who ask their patrons to dress modestly.
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