Whether it's your first time celebrating Hanukkah or you just want to freshen up your usual festivities, here are some of our favorite things to make your festival of lights sparkle. 1.

Oh, Hanukkah! The sweet Festival of Lights. The other gift-giving holiday. This is the time of year when Jewish people get to make delicious Hanukkah recipes passed down for generations. We're ...

Today, Hanukkah (also known as the Festival of Lights) is a happy occasion when families and friends gather together to celebrate the triumph of light over darkness by lighting candles for eight ...

The Festival of Lights will begin right after Christmas and will be celebrated through the new year. What you need to know to prepare and celebrate.

During Hanukkah, “each and every one of us has the opportunity, obligation, responsibility, to be that menorah, to be that shining light,” says Rabbi Mendy Heber of Chabad Williamsburg.

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To commemorate this, on each of the eight days of Hanukkah (also known as The Festival of Lights), we light candles on a menorah. We also display various forms of light around the house.

Everything to know about Hanukkah, the ‘Festival of Lights' This year, Hanukkah begins at sundown on Dec. 25 and ends at sunset on Jan. 2, 2025.