Pre-Chanukah Party and Craft
Chabad of Greater Dayton 2001 Far Hills Ave., Dayton, OHCost is $36. RSVP at www.chabaddayton.com
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Beth Abraham Synagogue Board Meeting
Beth Abraham Synagogue 305 Sugar Camp Cir., Dayton, OHBeth Abraham Synagogue Board Meeting
Beth Jacob Board Meeting
Beth Jacob Congregation 7020 N Main St, Dayton, OHBeth Jacob Board Meeting
Chili Cook-off Shabbat
Temple Israel 130 Riverside Drive, Dayton, OHJoin us for the hottest Shabbat of the season! The No-Name Chavurah hosts our annual Chili Cook-off on Friday, December 20. Services will begin at 6pm and the chili cook-off dinner follows. Bring your favorite pot of chili (no pork or shellfish, please!) and you get in for free. Everyone else should bring a salad […]
Chanukah Party
Chabad of Greater Dayton 2001 Far Hills Ave., Dayton, OHCelebrate the first night of Chanukah at Chabad's annual Chanukah Party! Dinner with all the Chanukah classics! RSVP at www.chabaddayton.com/rsvp
YJP Chanukah Event
Our second annual Chanukah event! Come mingle, socialize and network with other Young Adults in the miami Valley Area. Cost and location TBD RSVP to elchonon@chabaddayton.com
Chanukah Event & Chinese Dinner & Movie
Beth Abraham Synagogue 305 Sugar Camp Cir., Dayton, OH*This date is tentative* We are combining our Chanukah Event with our Chinese Dinner & Movie
CKids – Chanukah Candle Workshop
Chabad of Greater Dayton 2001 Far Hills Ave., Dayton, OHBring your own special light to your menorah this Chanukah season. Experiment with fun, custom made molds to make candles of all shapes, sizes, patterns, and colors. Turns out there’s a lot we can learn from candles! While they cool, take chocolate gelt to the next level―literally―and build your own one of a kind gelt […]
Community Chunukah Party
Beth Jacob Congregation 7020 N Main St, Dayton, OHCommunity Menorah Lighting (bring your menorah) children's games, make your own pizza
“Rock of Ages” Shabbat
Temple Beth Or 5275 Marshall Rd., Dayton, OHMarc Rossio rocks the house as he, Rabbi Judy Chessin and Temple musicians lead a creative, upbeat and lively service.