Menorah in the D is an annual celebration downtown to mark the start of Hannukah, a Holiday enjoyed by millions of Jewish people all around the world.
The festival of lights welcomes people to come and take part, and this year is expected to be bigger than ever.
Today I talked to the Jewish community about what Hannukah truly means, and what makes this year special.
Inside Salon Edge on Walnut Lake Road in West Bloomfield, a touch of love is in the air as members of the Jewish community share excitement for the upcoming Hannukah season.
For eight nights, families will gather, lighting a candle each time.
WXYZ “Hannukah means dedication. We dedicate ourselves every year,” said Carol Feldman.
Feldman says that this year is special, as thoughts of loved ones come to mind. And for Jewish people all over the world…
“We light the menorah every night. Sing songs and have latkes from Trader Joe’s this year,” Carol said.
WXYZ “A family tradition. We get together. Kibbutz. A Yiddish word. We have fun together and exchange presents,” said Phil Reznick,