Chanukah Event
Sunday, December 18, 2022 • 24 Kislev 5783
4:00 PM - 7:00 PMCBICome celebrate the first night of Chanukah together at CBI. The celebration will include a community candle lighting, live music with Aram Rubenstein-Gillis and friends and hot, wood-fired sufganiyot provided by Abundance Farm bakers, Emmett and Sam. All are welcome. Sliding scale admission fee $0-$10 per individual, $0-$20 per family. 4-4:30 Special Young Family Program 4:30-4:45 Welcome 4:45-5:00 *Community Candle lighting 5:00-5:30 Live music with Aram Rubenstein-Gillis and friends 5:30-6:00 Wood fired sufganiyot and snacks *we will provide chanukiot to use or you can bring your own from home Our Chanukah celebration will take place primarily indoors at CBI with outdoor space also set up for gathering. Bundle up for sufganiyot, which will also be made outdoors. Sliding scale admission, $0-$10 per individual, $0-$20 per family
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