Every detail was infused with care and meaning – from the welcoming Friday afternoon arrival, to the uplifting davening, seudos, and chassidisher farbrengens, to the spirited melave malka that brought the house alive with song and joy.
Taking place tonight, Tuesday, Chof Cheshvan (November 11) at the United Lubavitcher Yeshiva Hall, the event will also be livestreamed worldwide, allowing teachers and parents everywhere to take part in an evening marking this milestone.
Enjoy a night filled with inspiration and meaning as we unite to support the vital work of RCCS (Rofeh Cholim Cancer Society), which provides critical medical and financial assistance to families facing the challenges of cancer.
When Chaplain (COL) Yankel Goldstein (Ret) visited Baltimore for the JUSA Chabad House annual Veterans Shabbaton, a chance meeting from 1989 came full circle — inspiring a weekend of gratitude and connection.
The cemetery serves the Jewish community of the city on the Baltic coast-an exclave of Russia between Poland and Lithuania-known by its former German name Königsberg until exactly eighty years ago.
In a display of Achdus, Tomchei Temimim proudly announces the opening of a new Mesivta division for the coming Shnas HaLimudim, a collaboration between Lubavitcher Yeshiva Crown Street and Lubavitcher Yeshiva Ocean Parkway.
A narrative from a child’s perspective, with guidance for the adults who care.
Alternate side parking (street cleaning) is suspended on Tuesday, November 11th for Veterans Day. Parking meters remain in effect.
An experience of nostalgia and a bridge to the future, with Choir members from Yigal Calek’s London School of Jewish Song and the original Pirchei Yerushalayim. Featuring special performances from R’ Yissochor “Suki” Berry and Shloime Gertner.
Gov. Kathy Hochul slammed the brakes on supporting Zohran Mamdani’s $700 million call for free city buses — casting doubt that one of the far-left mayor-elect’s signature campaign promises has a smooth road ahead.
A fifty-foot mural, a massive glowing menorah, indoor swings, a serene waterfall, and a kosher commercial kitchen — the new Chabad House at KU is not just a building. It’s a statement: Jewish life is thriving in Kansas’ biggest university.
The Merkos 302’s Ufaratzta Circle Kinus continues to serve as an anchor for Shluchos in remote areas, offering not only tools and guidance but a space where they can be supported, seen, and strengthened to return to their unique Shlichus with renewed energy and purpose.
Inspired by today’s Hayom Yom — and the eternal call to build higher.
A full day of workshops at the Kinus Hashluchim will bring together Shluchim in their first decade of Shlichus to discuss common challenges and inspire one another.
Victoria, British Columbia’s coastal capital, is home to several universities — including UVic, Royal Roads, and Camosun. Now, Jewish students across those campuses have something new: a dedicated Chabad presence led by Rabbi Mendy and Mushka Stiefel.
With thousands of Shluchim expected to arrive in Crown Heights this week, the Kinus Hashluchim committee gathered with New York City law enforcement officials to finalize security protocols for the upcoming International Conference of Chabad Emissaries.
Just five months after the city’s first-ever Torah Scroll dedication, the Jewish community of Taganrog, Russia, gathered once again for another historic milestone — the inauguration of a second Torah Scroll.
