The Temple, Congregation B’nai Jehudah is hosting its second Hanukkah Bazaar on Sunday, Nov. 15, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The event will feature handcrafted artwork, Judaica, seasonal shopping, food vendors and unique holiday gift ideas. The Kansas City Chiefs game will also be playing for guests who want to watch and shop.
Last year’s event brought in more than 400 shoppers and featured 34 vendors, and organizers expect even more participants this year.
Vendors include local artist Terri Miro, who is returning for a second year to sell her vintage-inspired leather bracelets and accessories.
“I was thrilled that B’nai Jehudah decided to take on the challenge of putting on a Hanukkah Bazaar last year,” Miro said. “It was so much fun seeing local artists and makers together in one space."
The Bazaar aims to showcase artists and makers whose work is inspired by Jewish culture, tradition and Hanukkah, while also offering a variety of unique gifts and handmade goods for the holiday season.
Designed to be festive and family-friendly, the event offers attendees a chance to gather, shop and prepare for Hanukkah while supporting local artists and small businesses.
Admission is free and open to the public.
Additional information about B’nai Jehudah’s Hanukkah Bazaar and vendor applications can be found at bnaijehudah.org or by contacting Abby Magariel at (913) 663-4050.
