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Menorah Topped Cars to Parade Through Medway, Franklin, and Bellingham
MILFORD, MA — Chabad is thrilled to announce its annual Menorah Car Parade to celebrate the first night of Chanukah, bringing the joyous “Festival of Lights” to the communities of Medway, Franklin, and Bellingham.
The parade will take place on Sunday, December 14th, 2025, which marks the start of the eight-day holiday.
🚗 Menorah Car Parade Schedule
The procession of Menorah-topped vehicles will begin at 2:30 PM from the Chabad Center in Milford and will travel via main thoroughfares to three public stops for Menorah Lightings. Each stop will feature latkes, donuts lively music and dancing!
Parade Departs from Chabad Center, Milford 2:30 PM
1st Stop: Choate Park, Medway @ 3:30 PM
2nd Stop: Franklin Town Common @ 4:15 PM
3rd Stop: Bellingham Town Common @ 5:00 PM
“The Menorah Car Parade is a powerful public display of Jewish pride, and ensures that the message of Chanukah reaches every corner of our community,” said Rabbi Mendy Kivman. “We invite everyone to join us at any of the stops to witness the menorah lightings, enjoy the festivities, and share in the Chanukah spirit.”
🕎 Regional Chanukah Event Schedule
In addition to the parade, Chabad is hosting multiple community events throughout the holiday:
Chanukah Pop-Up Shop: By appointment at the Chabad Center.
Menorah Workshop: Sunday, December 7th @ 10:30 AM at the Chabad Center.
Menorah Lighting @ Norfolk Town Common: Monday, December 15th @ 6:00 PM (2nd Night).
Menorah Lighting @ Gilly’s House: Monday, December 15th @ 7:00 PM (2nd Night).
Menorah Lighting @ Millis Town Hall: Tuesday, December 16th @ 5:30 PM (3rd Night).
Menorah Lighting @ Holliston Town Hall: Tuesday, December 16th @ 6:45 PM (3rd Night).
Menorah Lighting @ Urban Air in Bellingham: Wednesday, December 17th @ 6:00 PM (4th Night).
For more information, or to participate in the parade, please visit www.JewishMA.com.
ABOUT CHANUKAH
Chanukah, the Festival of Lights, begins this year on the evening of Sunday, December 14, 2025, and concludes the evening of Monday, December 22, 2025. It recalls the victory of a militarily weak Jewish people who defeated the Syrian-Greeks who had overrun ancient Israel and sought to impose restrictions on the Jewish way of life and prohibit religious freedom. The holiday carries a universal message of the triumph of freedom over oppression, of spirit over matter, and of light over darkness.
ABOUT THE SPONSORING ORGANIZATION
Chabad Center offers Jewish education, outreach and social service programming for families and individuals of all ages, backgrounds and affiliations. For more information, contact Rabbi Mendy Kivman at 508-328-9716 or visit www.JewishMA.com.
CONTACT:
Rabbi Mendy Kivman
Chabad Center
508-328-9716 | [email protected]
www.JewishMA.com
