Visit Decatur GA will be hosting a Menorah Lighting later this week on the Square at Decatur. The event, which celebrates Channukah, is meant as a celebration and is open to all people and faiths.
The event will feature information about the traditional lighting of the Channukah menorah. Event organizers have noted that as this is a celebratory holiday and an educational event, and attendees can expect to learn more about Channukah.
The event will feature more than just the lighting of the Menorah. It will also feature singing, food, and drink. Traditional latkes – or fried potato pancakes – will also be served, giving attendees a chance to immerse themselves in traditional Jewish cuisine.
The event is family friendly, and organizers are encouraging anyone bringing their kids to enjoy or learn more about the celebration and have a night out at the start of this eight-day holiday.
The event will be held on Thursday, December 22, as part of Decatur’s efforts to create a warm and welcoming community for members of all faiths. There is no charge and no ticket price. For more information, visit the Facebook event.
The event will be held at Decatur Square, which is located at 509 N. McDonough Street, Decatur. This is the sort of event that is often publicized with the help of poster printing companies.
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