PHOTO GALLERY: La La La Havdalah
Date: 08/19/2012
by: Rachel S. O'Hara | Staff Photographer
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The crowd joined in to sing along with Roaslie Leon, Saturday, Aug. 18, during La La La Havdalah. -
Renee Gold plays one of the many drums and sings along with her husband, Bert, during La La La Havadalah, Aug. 18, at Temple Emanu-El. -
Marjorie Rosenthal smiles while playing the tambourine. -
Roy and Arlene Schwen sing along, Saturday, Aug. 18, during Temple Emanu-El’s La La La Havdalah event. -
Abe Zeewy got into the spirit of the event by playing one of the many tambourines. -
Rosalie Leon led the group in singing both traditional and non-traditional Jewish songs during La La La Havdalah, Saturday, Aug. 18, at Temple Emanu-El. -
Gloria Weed and her granddaughter, Ava Weed, 5, sing along, Saturday, Aug. 18. -
Ruth Simons had fun playing the tambourine. -
The Havdalah candle, spices and wine. -
Rabbi Glickman, Dr. Eleanor Wachs, Kim Sheintal and Helena Ozer conducted the Havdalah service, Saturday, Aug. 18, at Temple Emanu-El’s La La La Havdalah event. -
The Havdalah candle that was brought back from Safed was used for the first time, Saturday, Aug. 18, during the La La La Havdalah event at Temple Emanu-El. -
Everyone put their arms around one another and sang Eliyahu Hanaui to end the Havdalah service, Saturday, Aug, 18. -
Helene Dollinger and Marge Kornswiet enjoy some of the homemade desserts following the Havdalah service. -
Eden Glickman, 8, made a vanilla cake for the La La La Havdalah event, Saturday, Aug. 18, at Temple Emanu-El. -
Co-chairs Helena Ozer and Dr. Eleanor Wachs pose with Judilee Sterne, Saturday, Aug. 18.
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