(And please make sure to RSVP for the events ahead of time where noted. It’s helpful to get a head count in advance.)
Expect tons of fun for little ones, grownups, and everyone in between! The party includes a Floating Child Magic Show with NYC Magician and Illusionist Joshy K. Hanukkah, Sing-Along with Cantor Ethan, and Edible Dreidels. PLUS! Enjoy yummy latkes and a family-style dinner. $5 per person with a max of $20 per family
RSVP: https://wjcenter.shulcloud.com/form/WJC-Community-Wide-Magic-Show-December-11
This holiday season, please support the Community Resource Center (CRC), a non-profit organization dedicated to assisting families in Mamaroneck. We are collecting gifts for teenagers until December 18. Please visit our Wish List on Amazon entitled “WJC Holiday Drive– 2022;” you can easily purchase items online and we can drop the items at the CRC. Items can also be purchased and deposited in the bins in the coat room at WJC.
WJC Teens: Latkes vs. Sufganiyot Debate
Tuesday, December 6, at 6:00pm
Hanukkah Song Videos with Tami Arnowitz at the Mamaroneck Library
Monday, December 12, at 6:30pm
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WJC Sisterhood: Hanukkah Moon Program
Monday, December 12, at 7:45pm
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WJC Teens: Secret Snowflake Scavenger Hunt
Tuesday, December 13, at 6:00pm
ECC Community Shabbat Service
Friday, December 16, at 5:30pm
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Rhythm & Ruach
Friday, December 16, at 7:30pm
Second Annual Chocolate Oneg
Friday, December 16, at 8:30pm
Hanukkah Havdalah Dance Party
Saturday, December 17, at 7:00pm
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Hanukkah Mitzvah: Holiday Card Making for the New Jewish Home
Sunday, December 18, at 11:30am
WJC Teens: Menorah Lighting & Make Your Own Candles
Tuesday, December 20, at 6:00pm
Antisemitism is intensifying. Our efforts to fight it must be even stronger. Nearly one out of every four Jews in the U.S. experiences antisemitism. It’s become normalized across our culture — on social media, in pop culture and politics, and on the streets. This Hanukkah, UJA is joining Shine A Light to dispel the darkness and to say: enough is enough. In the heart of New York City, we’ll publicly display our Jewish identity as we light the menorah together and raise awareness about antisemitism. LEARN MORE