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December, 2025 - January, 2026

Calendar for: Chabad of the West Side 170 W 97th Street, New York, NY 10025-6450   |   Contact Info
Friday, December 19, 2025
29 Kislev, 5786
Light Shabbat Candles at 4:13 PM
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4:30pm
The Young Minyan Shabbat Chanukah Social
The Young Minyan at The Chabad Annex Presents a SHABBAT CHANUKAH SOCIAL Kabbalat Shabbat | Lavish Buffet | Bar December 19th | 4:25 PM Mincha | 4:45 PM Kabbalat Shabbat At The Chabad Annex, 676 Amsterdam Ave. Host Committee: Ariella Benporat & Joshua Jankelow | Miriam Smith | Bruce and Natasha Flohr
Sunday, December 21, 2025
1 Tevet, 5786
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10:30am - 12:00pm
Family Chanukah Celebration
a family friendly
Chanukah Celebration
Sunday, December 21
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Chabad 170 West 97 St
chabadwestside.org/chanukahparty
Crafts, treats, entertainment & more!
$10|child, $40|Family Max
7th day of Chanukah
Friday, January 9, 2026
20 Tevet, 5786
Light Candles at 4:29 PM
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12:00pm
LUNCH & LEARN- THE FUNDAMENTALS - TOPIC: KOSHER WINE
Join us for "Jewish Fundamentals"

A monthly Lunch and Learn Class exploring the basic practices of Judaism.

Lunch served by Patis Cafe

Topic: Kosher Wine
With Rabbi Yisroel Fried

Friday, January 9th, 12:00 PM

At the Chabad Annex • 676 Amsterdam Ave
Wednesday, January 14, 2026
25 Tevet, 5786
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7:30pm - 8:30pm
Women's Chavruta Learning
Study the Torah Topic of your choice with a Yeshiva Student 1:1.

Sushi and Refreshments

Every Wednesday evening at the Chabad Annex
Monday, January 19, 2026
1 Shevat, 5786
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7:30pm - 9:00pm
JLI COURSE LESSON #1- THE PEOPLE WHO ASKED THE QUESTIONS
Lesson #1 of Captivating Cases of Rabbinic Responsa.

JOIN US FOR THIS FIRST FREE LESSON AND ENJOY SUSHI AND SALAD

RSVP REQUIRED

Captivating Cases in Rabbinic Responsa, a six-week course from JLI explores a representative selection from this vast repository of case studies—spanning continents and centuries— and compares their treatment with approaches found in U.S. law. The historical contexts of these cases reveal that responsa literature also serves as an unintended historical record of Jews’ unwavering commitment to uphold Jewish law, even under the most trying circumstances.