Outside of The Old Mill Store, Rabbi Ari Weingarten speaks to the crowd during the annual Wimberley Menorah Lighting, hosted by the Chabad of San Marcos & Texas State University, Tuesday, Dec. 16.
Author: PHOTO BY ASHLEY KONTNIER
Outside of The Old Mill Store, Rabbi Ari Weingarten speaks to the crowd during the annual Wimberley Menorah Lighting, hosted by the Chabad of San Marcos & Texas State University, Tuesday, Dec. 16. Hanukkah began the evening of Sunday, Dec. 14, and ended Monday, Dec. 22.
Outside of The Old Mill Store, Rabbi Ari Weingarten speaks to the crowd during the annual Wimberley Menorah Lighting, hosted by the Chabad of San Marcos & Texas State University, Tuesday, Dec. 16. Hanukkah began the evening of Sunday, Dec. 14, and ended Monday, Dec. 22.
Author: PHOTO BY ASHLEY KONTNIER
Rabbi Ari Weingarten lights the shamash, or the center candle, of the menorah, which helps light all of the other candles.
Author: PHOTO BY ASHLEY KONTNIER
Young attendees didn’t let the steady drizzle deter them from playing with the dreidels provided at the event.
Author: PHOTO BY ASHLEY KONTNIER
Young attendees didn’t let the steady drizzle deter them from playing with the dreidels provided at the event.
Author: PHOTO BY ASHLEY KONTNIER
Following the lighting, attendees were offered traditional Hanukkah foods, including latkes — potato pancakes — and sufganiyot — jelly-filled doughnuts.
Ashley Kontnier
