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You're Invited. Chanukah Party, Brooklyn, 2009 — Brooklynian

You're Invited. Chanukah Party, Brooklyn, 2009

rabbi ari
rabbi ari
edited November -1 in Prospect Heights

Subject: You're Invited. Chanukah Party, Brooklyn, 2009

Join us for our Annual Chanukah Celebration! Sunday, December 13, 2:00-5:30PM

[Click here to watch our short Chanukah film, titled: Light Effects]

Join us for our annual Chanukah party event. Celebrate the Festival of Lights together in the heart of Brooklyn! @ Franklin Park’s bar & Lounge.

Enjoy delectable (Suf Ganiot) jelly doughnut station, gourmet latke bar, music and L’chaim for all! Children, create your very own special Chanukah arts ‘n crafts, gifts & Prizes galore and our very own free cotton candy and popcorn concession stands!

Featuring: Giant 6ft Lego Menorah assembled by all children present!

Sunday, December 13th The 3rd night of Chanukah 2:00-5:30pmAt Franklin Park Bar & Lounge, 618 St. Johns Pl. Subway: 2/3/4/5 to Franklin Ave.
Menorah Lighting at 4:00pm | $10 Suggested Donation.

For More information or to become an event sponsor, contact 347.787.0864 or at [email protected]. Event sponsored by Chabad Prospect Heights.

Special thanks to Toli & Matt for hosting the event.

Comments

  • park place
    park place
    Hi Rabbi: I am sorry that I can't attend but would be there if I could.

    It is sad that in this strange world of tats and texts and piercings and bulimia and isolation and cutting that few will admit to, no one on the forum ever even has the decency to respond to you.

    Tell me, has this world become sad enough for you yet?

    All the best to you and yours!
  • extreme
    extreme
    Wow, that was dark.

    Happy Chanukah, Rabbi!
  • whatchuwant
    whatchuwant
    Park Place- you should chill. The Rabbi comes on here and makes announcements that don't require a response. I'm sure he's not offended in the least. He posts his events and leaves it at that. What's your problem?

    Oh yea, and Happy Chanukah, Rabbi!
  • xlizellx
    xlizellx
    Park Place, that was weird. I read the post, thought it sounded like a lot of fun, but couldn't attend.. Why would I comment? It's not rude to say nothing if you have nothing to say.
  • park place
    park place
    Interesting. I do not see it as dark.

    Got a few responses as well.

    Interesting.
  • jeffrey
    jeffrey
    Park Place,

    Speaking as a moderator, it's even more interesting that all of your posts are from various suburbs West of Boston.

    Just looking back through your prior posts, which run the gamut from...

    - recommending the South Bronx over Brooklyn
    to
    - confusing the 6th Ave/9th Street library branch with the main BPL at GAP
    (perhaps indicating less knowledge of the area than your name would suggest)
    to
    - commenting on various crime threads in a fairly condescending tone

    I have to ask:

    Exactly what are you looking to contribute to or get out of this site?
  • MOD
    MOD
    PWND!!

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  • rabbi ari
    rabbi ari
    Dear park pl.

    Nice to hear from you and hope you will be able to make the next event or class. As Whatchuwant stated, many of our post are not intended to stimulate conversation but rather to notify of ongoing programs and events in the nabe. Thanks, all for “getting my back” though I was not offended in the slightest but appreciate the support as i believe you meant well. And btw, we have gotten many responses in the past both on the forum and in private, so keep em’ coming…

    And finally Park pl. don’t get too down, Chanukah is about illumination and inspiration. That the smallest of lights we kindle daily can dispel much darkness and bring energy, light and joy into our lives. So next time you light the menorah, or tree or whatever, don’t just observe them, “listen” to their message.

    Happy chanukah and holidays to all!
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