The Eight Days of Chanukah
Your Hanukkah 2009 Calendar
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Friday, December 11, 2009
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Kislev 24
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 Tonight is the first Night of Chanukah
Before sunset, recite blessings 1, 2 and 3 and kindle one light in the menorah. The menorah should be lit BEFORE lighting the Shabbat Candles (18 minutes before sunset).
 Light Shabbat Candles
Click here for Shabbat candle lighting times
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Saturday Night, December 12, 2009
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Kislev 25
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 Tonight is the second Night of Chanukah
After nightfall, recite blessings 1 and 2 and kindle two lights in the menorah. The menorah must be lit AFTER Shabbat ends and the Havdalah is recited. |
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Sunday, December 13, 2009
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Kislev 26
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 Tonight is the third Night of Chanukah
Recite blessings 1 and 2 and kindle three lights in the menorah. |
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Monday, December 14, 2009
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Kislev 27
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 Tonight is the fourth Night of Chanukah
Recite blessings 1 and 2 and kindle four lights in the menorah. |
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
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Kislev 28
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 Tonight is the fifth Night of Chanukah
Recite blessings 1 and 2 and kindle five lights in the menorah. |
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Wednesday, December 16, 2009
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Kislev 29
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 Tonight is the sixth Night of Chanukah
Recite blessings 1 and 2 and kindle six lights in the menorah. |
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Thursday, December 17, 2009
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Tevet 1
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 Tonight is the seventh Night of Chanukah
Recite blessings 1 and 2 and kindle seven lights in the menorah. |
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Friday, December 18, 2009
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Tevet 2
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 Tonight is the eighth Night of Chanukah
Before sunset, recite blessings 1 and 2 and kindle eight lights in the menorah. The menorah should be lit BEFORE lighting the Shabbat Candles (18 minutes before sunset).
Light Shabbat Candles
Click here for Shabbat candle lighting times
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my class is studying chanukah and finds it very interesting :)
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You have been our inspiration in creating our first ever outdoor Menorah Lighting (www.jewishottawasouth.com).
Toda Raba!
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I teach a cultural studies class in English in a senior high school in the north of Sweden. I asked my students why you should say "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas" and I am sad to say that no one knew. Now however, after having found your excellent website they all know.
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