Enjoy the tastes and traditions of Rosh Hashanah with community, family and friends. Our delicious dinner is spiced with great food, song, and meaningful holiday insights. Wednesday, October 2nd at 6:30pm. 1016 Lafayette Ave, Buffalo NY 14209Continue Reading
Relive the Sinai experience as we read the 10 Commandments, commemorating the Giving of The Torah 3,334 years ago. Magical Bubble Show! Hear The Ten Commandments from the Torah Special Shavuot Craft for kids Scavenger Hunt Creamiest cheesecake & Ice Cream Fun Prizes Free of charge! Sponsorships available. Bonus: RSVPContinue Reading
We’ve re-thought the traditional Haggadah with you in mind. Whether you’re on your own or with a crowd, a veteran or a newbie, if you want to make your Seder an exciting and meaningful experience you want this Haggadah. The Chabad.org Haggadah made waves and transformed seder tables last year.Continue Reading
Note: The deadline for submissions is 7:45am (Buffalo time) on Monday April 22, 2024. After that time try selling with Chabad Rabbi in Hawaii by clicking here.Continue Reading
Passover Shmurah Matzah plays a central role on the Holiday of Passover and goes by many names. ‘Bread of Faith’, ‘Bread of Affliction’, ‘Bread of Healing’… It reminds us of our humble origins and about the unique and powerful relationship we share with G‑d. This year use the real stuff! OrderContinue Reading
Purim is coming right up! Sunday, March 14th, 2024, 4:30PMat 757 Hopkins Rd, Buffalo NY 14221 We’ll have some great Purim food, a Megillah reading, and a great opportunity to catch up with the local Jewish community. RSVP not required Please share this page to anyone who you think mayContinue Reading
1. Sukkot Starts on a Full Moon The Jewish Holiday of Sukkot begins at nightfall before the 15th of the Jewish (lunar) month of Tishrei, when the moon is at its zenith. It continues for another seven days before leading directly into the holiday of Shemini Atzeret/Simchat Torah. 2. Sukkot Is the Holiday of Shelters The holiday ofContinue Reading
Tashlich comes from the Hebrew word meaning “to cast,” referring to the intent to cast away our sins via this meaningful and ancient Jewish custom common to both Ashkenazi and Sephardic communities. Tashlich is usually performed on the first day of Rosh Hashanah. If the first day of Rosh Hashanah falls on Shabbat, Tashlich is done on the second dayContinue Reading
Join the local Buffalo Jewish Community for an elevating High Holiday Rosh Hashanah get together. Hear the stirring, unadulterated blasts of the Shofar as we sing selected prayers from the High Holiday liturgy and practice the mitzvah of tashlich. And walk away with a message that you were carrying allContinue Reading
