Getting All Fired Up about Chanukah at the Owings Mills JCC

Fire-breathing Chanukah, oh my! (Provided photo)

Chanukah arrives a little bit earlier this year. So the Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore and the Gordon Center for Performing Arts will be kicking off the Festival of Lights — celebrated from Nov. 28 to Dec. 6 — a little differently in 2021.

On the first night of the holiday, Sunday, Nov. 28, the JCC and Gordon Center will host a fire show titled Illumination Celebration: Chanukah Ignited. The visual show, which starts at 5 p.m., will include a multitude of acts such as fire jugglers, fire breathers, fire eaters, fire poi, fire hoops and five swords. The show will be led by world-renowned fire dancer Brittany Chandler. 

The Dancing Fire
Hot Stuff! Led by world-renowned fire dancer Brittany Chandler, the visual show includes a multitude of acts such as fire jugglers, fire breathers, fire eaters, fire poi, fire hoops and fire swords. (Provided photo)

Admission to the event is free, but registration is required. Food and drinks will be available for purchase.

For information, visit jcc.org/gordon-center/event/share-the-light.

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