The Baltimore community joined on Lag B’Omer for Yeshivas Lubavitch of Baltimore’s 2nd annual Grand Lag B’Omer Concert & Fair on Sunday May 22nd, 2011 at Yeshivat Rambam.
Over 2500 people of all walks of life attended, and young and old were excited and united together in all the festivities, and the weather held out even though it was overcast throughout the day.
Rabbi Shmuel Kaplan, regional director of Chabad of Maryland, opened the program with a thought for the day. Yeshivas Lubavitch administrator and founder, Rabbi Ephey Rosenbloom, was the MC, and Rabbi Elchonon Lisbon, director of Chabad Cheder, led the children in saying the 12 Torah passages and Tehillim. Rabbi Yakov Horowitz held everyone spellbound with a spectacular story.
The highlight of the day was a performance by superstar Chassidic singer Avraham Fried, who had the crowd jumping out of their seats.
The day concluded with a fair with pony rides, moon bounces, face painting, raffles and refreshments.
Rabbi Ephey Rosenbloom thanked all the sponsors of the event, Rosenbloom Pest Control, Sukah Depot, Mendel Rosenbloom, and Chabad of Park Heights, as well as volunteers Rabbi Moshe Slavaticki and Rabbi Nochum Bukiet, 40 Bochrim from Yeshivas Lubavitch and many others who helped produce their most successful Lag B’Omer ever.
what you didnt know he took the train
its actually the forth time they did a lag b’omer parade, the yeshiva is doing great work keep it up btw whats up reb nochem keep inspiring
go shmuli shuchat!!!!! you did an amazing job
thank you so much
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he took a train from ny to baltimore
I SPY ADINA B. IN THE CGI CAMP T-SHIRT
WOW! YOU REALLY MOVING UP! AVRAHAM FRIED ALREADY! WHOSE NEXT??
Why wasn’t thanks given to Shmoily Shuchat and J.J. Polter, the organizers of the event!?
Thanks for all your hard work on this event and getting Avraham Fried to entertain the crowd. You’re the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yanky you are a master arranger. Always working in the background getting the job done. May you see much nachas and hatzlacha in all you do. HEY THE HORSES DID LOOK CUTE!
An amazing example (again) of the role of the Yeshiva in the Baltimore growth – THANK you !!!
u rock!!!
it was simply put the best
i think he took a train
MENDEL AND LEVI SLAVATICKI!!
Hey Nochum, while on stage you think you can finish off the play/movie your were acting out in summer 92? 🙂
Tito
i was wondering the same thing
A special thanks is necessary for the beyula family for all the hours yanky put in to make this event a reality thank u. Ps. Nice pic of the kids
Hey rabbi bukiet, that pic rings a bell! Although last year u were on the other side! Thanx for everything!
Jay jayyyyy!!!!
Yeah how does it work??
so confusing!
wasnt he at the crownheights great parade to!?
You look great on stage! 🙂
thanks for posting!
what a fun mix of songs!