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Chabad of Hewlett celebrates Purim

Posted Friday, March 14, 2025 4:00 am

Rabbi Nochem Tenenboim at the Chabad of Hewlett's annual Purim celebration, on March 13.

Rabbi Nochem Tenenboim at the Chabad of Hewlett's annual Purim celebration, on March 13.

Alice Moreno/Herald Photos

Ellie Kauderer, 6 (in red bow) and Levi Hillel, 6 (in racing suit) smile as they create sand art.

Ellie Kauderer, 6 (in red bow) and Levi Hillel, 6 (in racing suit) smile as they create sand art.

Alice Moreno

Leo Mann, 8, holds on for dear life while riding the bull.

Leo Mann, 8, holds on for dear life while riding the bull.

Volunteer Yahel Rubin (right) draws Harry Potter's iconic lightning bolt scar on Ethan Gavrylyuk (left).

Volunteer Yahel Rubin (right) draws Harry Potter's iconic lightning bolt scar on Ethan Gavrylyuk (left).

The Purim event featured a jewerly making center.

The Purim event featured a jewerly making center.

Volunteer Stephanie Kondov, 13, poses with her younger brother, Eli Kondov, 4.

Volunteer Stephanie Kondov, 13, poses with her younger brother, Eli Kondov, 4.

Rachel Karako, 5, joyfully reacts to the magician's tricks.

Rachel Karako, 5, joyfully reacts to the magician's tricks.

By Melissa Berman

The Chabad of Hewlett celebrated Purim with a carnival and Megillah reading at Stella KAbraham School for Girls, on March 13. For more details, pick up the Nassau Herald on March 20.

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