Holiday Events In New York City This Weekend
Hanukkah Hoopla, pop-up markets, and Christmas among the gardens are among the holiday happenings this weekend.
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Hanukkah Hoopla, pop-up markets, and Christmas among the gardens are among the holiday happenings this weekend.
New York offers some truly interesting, excitedly offbeat ways to celebrate the holidays.
Pastry chef Kelly Jacques from Breads Bakery stopped by with some tasty ideas, including one for Chanukah doughnuts!
Chanukah, the Jewish festival of lights, begins at sundown Tuesday and lasts for eight days.
Chef Meir Adoni from Nur, a modern Middle Eastern restaurant in Manhattan, stopped by to share some tasty recipes you and your family are sure to love.
Skip the malls and go for something handmade this holiday season.
For your complete holiday recipe guide, consider items that would work for all the holidays from Thanksgiving to New Year's Day.
The Fried family on Long Island made their own menorahs along with oil-based foods like jelly doughnuts and potato latkes.
With Chanukah around the corner, it's a great time to begin your latke taste test.
Celebrate the "Festival of Lights" at one of New York City's many celebrations, perfect for singles, friends and family.
Every Jewish family has its favorite latke recipe, one that's often passed from generation to generation. Latke, or potato pancakes, are a classic Chanukah favorite.
Families flocked to the Museum of Jewish Heritage Sunday for "Latkepalooza," a family-friendly event that featured activities for kids and Hanukkah sing alongs.
Chef Susie Fishbein, author of "Kosher By Design," stopped by CBS2 on Sunday to show off some international dishes that will be sure to delight at your Chanukah party.
Want to spice up Hanukkah dinner this year? Try this complete four course meal!
Hazlet, New Jersey held a special menorah lighting ceremony Saturday night, courtesy of 15-year-old Max Rothman, an aspiring Eagle Scout.
A project run by Manhattan Jewish Community Center is using social media to help inspire others and bring some joy to the world during the Chanukah festival of lights.
If the holidays crept up on you and you haven't had a chance to take a family photo for your greeting card, don't worry.
Nursery school students and their parents at the Beth El Synagogue Center in New Rochelle celebrated Chanukah with a big party Tuesday.
Hate crime detectives are investigating after a menorah was knocked over two nights in a row at an Upper East Side park.
If you're looking for a place to take the family to celebrate Chanukah, the five spots listed here offer a range of experiences.
At Park East Synagogue on the Upper East Side, the children are getting ready for Chanukah.
This weekend you can kick off your holiday season by attending the lighting of the world's biggest menorah, shopping for one-of-a-kind presents at a craft fair, or singing along to arguably one of the best Christmas songs ever recorded.
Jay Weinsten, a chef instructor from Natural Gourmet Institute in Chelsea, stopped by the CBS2 studios to offer up some suggestions.
Police said the Plainview widower was on his way to synagogue when he spotted the vandalized homemade treasure toppled and trashed on his front lawn.
