Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday celebrating love, happiness, and blessings that usually takes place during late November or December. Even if you don't celebrate, it's possible you know someone who does.

you can prepare yourself for the celebration. Hanukkah is celebrated by playing dreidel, singing celebratory songs, wishing each other happy Hanukkah while exchanging gifts, making delicious ...

Is a not-quite rhyme enough to justify “Happy Llamakah” sweaters and socks? Just why are the aisles of TJ Maxx and other stores hawking holiday merchandise filled with Hanukkah llama items ...

Her hair scrunchies were a favorite of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg. That itchy sweater you got for Hanukkah that's two sizes too small? That kitchen gadget you know you'll never use?

Hallmark has finally hit its Hanukkah-movie stride with this year's new romantic comedy "Hanukkah on Rye." It's essentially "You've Got Mail" meets "Crossing Delancey," and it's delightful.

Happy Hanukkah! Following the re-dedication, the Jews then wanted to light the menorah (a candlestick which has seven branches), but they only had enough oil for one day. Miraculously the menorah ...

Children can learn about the symbolic themes of the holiday through being included in the lighting of candles and all sorts of activities. With the Jewish festival of Hanukkah coming up in ...

Explore Hanukkah-related items from across the Smithsonian's collections to celebrate the Jewish Festival of Lights. Learn more about our Statue of Liberty Hanukkah menorah, made by Manfred Anson from ...