Event planner Esther Katz is renowned among her clients for her tremendous dedication and energy in producing singular experiences from top to bottom to last a lifetime. Katz plans and manages occasions from weddings and bar and bat mitzvahs to engagement and anniversary

As double Adar abounds, we’re busy doubling up on joy and progress, musically and otherwise. There’s been a lot of new music production, and we’re blessed to debut and promote much of it on our various live radio shows as well as attend live events. Business seminars are including musical entertainment as well, very wisely in our

Bailey Mallin, a sixth grader at RYNJ, recently hosted a book sale to raise money for Chesed 24/7 in honor of her bat mitzvah. She raised over $500. Bailey visited the Chesed 24/7 headquarters to see the behind-the-scenes work that the volunteers do in packing food packages for patients and their families in the

The Event Space at the Brook Haven Mall in Passaic is nearing completion and booking dates start in mid-March, after Purim. The room can seat approximately 110 couples, making it an ideal venue for bar/bat mitzvah celebrations, vorts, Sheva Brachot, and engagement parties. With a dedicated spot for a Sefer Torah, The Event Space

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It’s always fun holding a music meeting with Heilige Al Gordon. Radio Folks update charts weekly in effort to please the listeners. Join us for a look at what goes on behind the scenes:

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Event planners are trying to balance client dreams with the realities of supply chain shortages. The flowers a couple wants for their wedding may not be available. The linens and paper goods in the colors and brands the bat mitzvah requests may be stuck in a port, or not even manufactured this year. Parents are shocked to find that

The lights of the menorah will be on public view during Chanukah 2021 hosted by local Chabad centers with entertainment, refreshments and most importantly, plenty of simcha. CDC guidelines have loosened COVID restrictions, allowing public festivities to return—a Chanukah miracle in itself.

On December 23, Elanit Paley and her mother, Michal, volunteered their time at New Rochelle’s Hope Community Services Kosher Food Pantry. As a bat mitzvah chesed project, Elanit, a sixth grader at Westchester Torah Academy (WTA), is selling kosher/parve candy platters labeled as Elanit’s Sweets, with all

Nati Fischman, a 12-year-old from Teaneck, will celebrate his Hebrew birthday on 20 Kislev, which corresponds to November 24. Nati is in the seventh grade in Yeshivat Noam and his bar mitzvah date is November 25. In preparation for his bar mitzvah, Nati wanted to do something meaningful.

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