- December 22, 2024
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Rabbi Yosef Konikov of Chabad of South Orlando shared the story of Hanukkah with attendees.
Jennifer Rodriguez assisted her son, Levi, with his menorah craft at the Chanukah Celebration and Menorah Lighting in downtown Winter Garden.
Gabi Konikov successfully manned the cotton candy booth.
Rabbi Yosef Konikov of Chabad of South Orlando assisted the Katz family before they lighted the first of eight candles on the menorah.
Folks joined children in a traditional circle dance following the lighting of the menorah.
Folks joined children in a traditional circle dance following the lighting of the menorah.
Folks joined children in a traditional circle dance following the lighting of the menorah.
Rabbi Yosef Konikov of Chabad of South Orlando assisted the Katz family before they lighted the first of eight candles on the menorah.
Winter Garden Mayor John Rees lighted the shamash on the downtown menorah.
Fabio and Renata and their children participated in the lighting of the menorah in downtown Winter Garden.
A local band performed a selection of traditional Jewish music for the Hanukkah celebration in Winter Garden.
Chabad of South Orlando led the Chanukah Celebration and Menorah Lighting Thursday, Dec. 7 — the first night of Hanukkah — at the Butterfly Sculpture Park in downtown Winter Garden. In addition to the lighting of the menorah, the Jewish Festival of Lights included traditional Jewish music and dance, hot latkes, and an LED light show.
Rabbi Yosef Konikov of Chabad of South Orlando led the event, which was moved to a larger space this year. He recognized teachers from the Hebrew School of Winter Garden, spoke of community and unity, and told attendees the light of truth, goodness and kindness can prevail no matter how dark the world is.
