On a bone-chilling second night of the Festival of Lights, intrepid members of the community came out on Monday evening, Dec. 15, to the Chanukah House of Pikesville to usher a little light into the darkness.
Among those who braved the frigid temperatures were members of Jmore and the new School of Rock in Pikesville, who were honored guests at the menorah lighting. Among them was Andrew Walen, owner and general manager of the School of Rock.
Following the lighting, attendees were treated to sufganiyot (traditional holiday jelly doughnuts), courtesy of Jmore, and spirited performances by students from the School of Rock.
For information about the Chanukah House or to view its schedule of menorah lighting honorees this season, visit facebook.com/p/Chanukah-House-of-Pikesville-MD-100088364941458/.
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