La Jolla Jewish community gathers for Grand Menorah Lighting Ceremony
Chabad of La Jolla and Charriol held their annual Grand Menorah Lighting Ceremony on Dec. 2 at 1227 Prospect St. The crowd that turned out partook of the music and sufganlot (jelly donuts) and enjoyed dancing, dreidels and arts and crafts as well as the annual Charriol Jewelry “throwout.”
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Posted by Halie Johnson
on Dec 3, 2010. Filed under Featured Story, La Jolla Life, Life.
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I love these guys! Thanks for lighting up our lives.
The pictures dont do this event justice! Great Event! Great Atmosphere….Thank You Rabbi Ezagui for all you do for our community. rks bls
the gantze zach mamosh rocks. good food, great dreidle, nice jewelry, fantastic Rabbi, lots of good spirit, how bout dem girls???? got any for me Rabbi. It's a bit lonely lately. SE
Why not change the name to the Grand Candelabra Lighting Celebration so that non-jews in La Jolla can feel welcome to get involved as well?