The second menorah candle lighting took place at Public Square in downtown Cleveland on Thursday night.
CLEVELAND, Ohio — A couple hundred people attended the lighting of the second menorah on Thursday night at Public Square in downtown Cleveland. Rabbi Yossi Freedman of the
The honors of lighting the second candle went to Alan Gottlieb, following Ward 3 Cleveland councilman Kerry McCormack, who lit the center candle. The remaining electronic candles will light up nightly. For only the fifth time since 1900, both Christmas and Chanukah started on Dec. 25. Chanukah continues through Jan. 2, 2025.
In addition to watching the lighting of the menorah, attendees were also able to take part in winter festivities like ice skating, a winter wonderland photo op and walking through the arches of holiday lights, courtesy ofIf you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.
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