On Motzei Shabbat, February 9, students and faculty gathered at TABC for a very special melave malka. The evening started with some light dancing led by the fantastic TABC band. After that, Rabbi Lavi Greenspan entered the room and inspired everyone in attendance with his story of bitachon in Hashem and love of the Jewish people. Rabbi Greenspan is blind and as he told his story with humor and wit, he left the students and faculty with a lasting impression of what it means to have a relationship with Hashem. After Rabbi Greenspan finished taking questions from the crowd, TABC students sung in the month of Adar with an energetic dance set. After finishing up the dancing, the students made their way to the lunchroom where a full meal from Chickies was waiting for them. There was a great vibe in the room as students and rebbeim sat together just enjoying each other’s company. The night officially ended there, but an impromptu kumzitz broke out and went deep into the night. TABC thanks Daniel and Amy Gibber for graciously sponsoring the melave malka and all involved are already excited to start planning next year’s event!