Bill Graham Menorah Project

Chanukah 2014 Daily Schedule

Tuesday, December 16 | Lighting Ceremony at 5 pm

Special Guests: Mayor Ed Lee, Andy David The Israeli Consul General, State Senator Mark Leno & Lori Starr, Executive Director of The Contemporary Jewish Museum

Wednesday, December 17 | Lighting Ceremony at 5 pm

Thursday, December 18 | Lighting Ceremony at 5 pm

Friday, December 19 | Lighting Ceremony at 3 pm

Saturday, December 20 | Lighting Ceremony at 7 pm

There will be a procession of vehicles with menorahs on them that will circle the square, then travel around San Francisco spreading the light. The procession will be lead by the Mitzvah Mobike, followed by the Jewish Heritage Cable Car and more.

Sunday, December 21 | Lighting Ceremony at 4:30 pm | 2014 Bill Graham Menorah Day

Join Rabbi Yosef Langer and Chabad of SF in lighting The Bill Graham Menorah and celebrating Chanukah in Union Square. For many Jews and non-Jews alike, this beautiful tradition is an opportunity to share culture and rejoice in our freedom of religion in America. Bill Graham Presents Alums to light the Menorah, musical performances by Jerry’s Kosher Deli & The Kids from Everybody is a Star, and a special appearance by Olate Dogs, winners of America’s Got Talent. Kids crafts activities start at 2 pm.

Monday, December 22 | Lighting Ceremony at 5:30 pm

On the 7th Night at 7:30 pm, Rabbi Langer, The Rally Rabbi, will be lighting a menorah at Jewish Heritage Night with the Warriors at Oracle Arena in Oakland. Receive a Jewish Heritage Scarf with each special event ticket.

Tuesday, December 23 | Lighting Ceremony at 5 pm

After the ceremony in Union Square, head to Westfield San Francisco Centre, which has partnered with the Bill Graham Menorah Project, to host a grand menorah lighting at 6 pm. The celebration will take place on Level 4 Under the Dome with Rabbi Moshe Langer of Chabad of Pacific Heights presiding. Open to the public and free of charge, the family-friendly gathering will include traditional treats, arts and crafts, dreidel spinning, and a live performance by Jewish Spiritual Rocker, Rabbi Yehuda Ferris.