Lag BaOmer Parade

What were they thinking when they invented Lag BaOmer parades?

The Rebbe participates in an early Lag B’omer Parade.

The Talmud tells us that 24,000 students of Rabbi Akiva died because “they did not treat one another with respect.” But the plague ended on Lag BaOmer, which means they had remedied their actions and began to treat each other with the appropriate level ...

In order to conquer and affect the world around us we must first move inwards...

A collage of Lag B’omer parades spanning five decades, accompanied by a special recording of the Niggun, “Hinei Mah Tov.”

At the end of the yearly children’s parade: Medallions and a song of unity.