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Menorah in the D
For some cartoon-obsessed Millennial goys and girls — present company included — the story of Hanukkah was first learned through Nickelodeon’s Rugrats Hanukkah special, where the menorah was described as the “night light” for the Jewish people. Well, now Detroit gets its own giant, Jewish night light. Entering its ninth year as a local holiday tradition is Menorah in the D, where a 26-foot one-of-a-kind steel-and-glass menorah is erected in Campus Martius to commemorate the beginning of the Festival of Lights. The free event, hosted by The Shul of West Bloomfield, kicks off at 4:30 p.m. and will offer live entertainment, face painting, fire dancers, balloon sculpting, a Kosher food truck, a Mitzvah station, a Hanukkah Gelt for children, and more.
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