Goshen menorah lighting to take place Dec. 7
Goshen. This annual event will also include a stand against antisemitism.
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| 28 Nov 2023 | 02:04
Last year’s menorah lighting in Goshen. (
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The greater Goshen community is invited to come out to the Village Green in Goshen on December 7, the first night of Chanukah, to be a part of the annual menorah lighting ceremony. This will also be an opportunity for community members to stand together in a show of solidarity against antisemitism.
In addition, the menorah lighting will feature a “grand gelt drop,” in which thousands of coins will be dropped from a fire truck for kids and families to enjoy. Area politicians will be participating as well.
“Your presence sends a message of support and love between fellow man in a time that is needed,” said Rabbi Meir Borenstein with the Chabad of Orange County. “All are invited.”
The menorah lighting is slated to take place at 6 p.m. Treats such as hot cocoa, doughnuts, and hot potato latkehs will be available for all. Plus, there will be a Chanukah village walk for children before the menorah lighting, from 4:45 to 5:45 p.m. The children will begin at the Goshen mailroom where they can pick up a map and a bag to visit stores on Main Street for Chanukah gifts and crafts.
For questions, volunteer opportunities or sponsorships for this event, contact Rabbi Meir Borenstein at Chabadoc@gmail.com.