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Where to find a menorah? — Brooklynian

Where to find a menorah?

danielj
danielj
edited November -1 in Park Slope
For the past week I've been dropping by every supermarket, pharmacy, hardware/ general store, every place I could think of that might sell menorahs. No place had any. There aren't any Judaica stores around that I can think of. Now it's the third day of Hannukah and I still have nothing. Does anyone have any freakin' idea where I can buy a regular old menorah? It's gotten to be a bit disheartening.

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  • brooklynjack
    brooklynjack
    Go to the giant menorah lighting. Chabad usually has them
  • heynow06
    heynow06
    Did you try Target?

    I think this place called Sid's Hardware on Jay St. in Downtown BK has them. Jay St. & Willoughby. Call them first.

    http://www.sidshardware.com/
  • bluecat
    bluecat
    Contact Chabad for an inexpensive one. Leaf n'bean has some, or any Judaica shops like Workmen's Circle (33rd St btw Park/Madision) or the Jewish Museum (5th Ave/92 St), or the Jewish Children's Museum (Kingston Ave/ Eastern Pkwy)
  • veets
    veets
    B'nai Jacob congregation on 9th street between 6th and 7th.. Stop by this afternoon and they will be please to do a Mitzvah (good deed) and give you a menorah.
  • longtimesloper
    longtimesloper
    I would try leaf and bean. I also think in years past, Possibilities On The Slope had them. If you want to spend big bucks, I would bet Claypot also has some menorahs, but they are probably a fortune
  • booklaw
    booklaw
    Clay Pot would certainly have them. It's almost impossible to find a high end crafts shop that doesn't have a Judaica section.
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