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B"H

At Chicago's
OLD POST OFFICE

FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS CHANUKAH SOIREE

Sunday, Dec 14
7-11 PM

Top-Shelf Open Bar • DJ

Hors D'oeuvres • Menorah Lighting
 

This Chanukah, the Telegram Lounge in the newly renovated, historic Old Post Office will shine bright with another epic Chanukah celebration.

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Come celebrate the miracle of our nation’s rebirth and the miraculous resilience of the Jewish spirit in this iconic Chicago landmark.

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*Cocktail Attire*

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Thank you to our evening hosts

Matt Aroesty
Max Freedman & Jenny Arohnson
Ariel Barnea
Tatiana Bennett
Gina & Shai Berdugo
Shizue & Shalom Bergovoy
Simon Botbol
Ethan Cantor
Jordan Cohen
Liba & Effy Cohen
Sarah Desatnik
Mike Donovan
John Dress
Micah Fishman
Rebecca Gerber
Becca Goldsteen & Brandon Goldberg
Chava & Akiva Goodman
Gabe Gould
Robin & Tzvi Herman
Aaron Kaplan
Jamie Luria
Allie Marcus
Isabel Meshulam
Eli & Meir Meystel
Donny Moshiach
Mia Rahmanim & Sean Paknoosh
David Perl
Mr. Ricky Rothner
Ari Schiff
Barbara & Cary Schiff
Maya Schwarz
Mordy & Rivky Siegal
John Silver
Haley Trudell
Efriam Weinfeld
Mikey & Chavy Weiss
Isabel Zlatnikov

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Tickets rise in price as event fills

433 W. Van Buren St.
Chicago, IL, 60607

In the glory years of the Greek empire, Judea lay in ruins, its people ravaged, taxed, and crushed to submission. Then, a small group of brave fighters showed that there was still a spark of life. They vanquished the enemy, rededicated the temple, and restored Jewish sovereignty. G-d crowned their efforts with miraculous success, which we celebrate each year on Chanukah.

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Lying dormant and vacant for decades, the Old Post office lay abandoned and forgotten. Then, after years of disuse, it was renovated, rehabilitated and rejuvenated. Almost miraculously, 2,000,000 square feet of warehouse and ancient machinery gave way to sleek office quarters, event space, and entertainment facilities.

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Come celebrate the miracle of our nation’s rebirth and the miraculous resilience of the Jewish spirit in this iconic Chicago landmark.

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