ORANGE - "Come join the fun and celebrate Shabbat Hanukkah at Temple
Emanuel," organizers of an upcoming service say.
TempleEmanuel, 150 Derby Ave., will welcome Shabbat on Dec. 14 "with a music-filled
service led by Rabbi Michael Farbman and the Temple Emanuel Band, light our
chanukiot together and enjoy a delicious latke dinner with family and friends," according to a release.
"All are welcome to participate in this joyous annual event."
The service
begins at 6 p.m. Dinner reservations can be made by calling the Temple office at
203-396-3000 or at:
www.templeemanuel-gnh.org.
"Our Hanukkah celebration is just one of many exciting events
for families, individuals and children of all ages at Temple Emanuel," the release said.
"Recent
programs include our multi-generational sukkah build and family sukkot program,
highlighted by an adult study session, the creation of decorations for the TE
sukkah and a family-style potluck dinner. Simchat Torah was marked by another
family program including adult study, the consecration of new religious school
students and the opportunity for everyone in our community to dance with the
Torah, with musical accompaniment by members of the TE Band. All of our events
end with our famously tasty onegs."
For more information about Temple Emanuel programs, visit
www.templeemanuel-gnh.org,
or call 203-397-3000.
Editor's note: All information and the photo in this post were contributed.
ORANGE - Magavet, Yale University’s "first, best and only Jewish a cappella group," will present a concert of traditional and modern arrangements of Jewish, Hebrew and Israeli songs at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 7 at Temple Emanuel Old Grassy Hill Road.
