
Saturday, October 24
Shabbat Lunch Club
Services at 10:30 AM · Lunch at noon. A table full of friends and our legendary Skyline Cholent.
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Chabad in the City brings warmth, connection, and Jewish tradition to the heart of Cincinnati — from Hyde Park to Over-the-Rhine. No membership, no labels, just a place to belong.
Together in Cincinnati

Saturday, October 24
Services at 10:30 AM · Lunch at noon. A table full of friends and our legendary Skyline Cholent.
Save your spot
Sunday, October 25 · 11 AM
Treats, songs, and good company for Jewish mamas and little ones ages 0–3.
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Chanukah · Details TBD
Our annual celebration in the Square, plus Chanukah programming for kids. Dates TBD.
ChanukahRosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Sukkot were all beautiful — thank you to everyone who joined. Next up: Chanukah, with our annual Hyde Park Menorah Lighting and programming for kids. Dates TBD.

From a weekly Shabbat table to once-a-year celebrations, there's always a place set for you.
Monthly. Come for the davening, stay for the legendary Skyline Cholent and a table full of friends.
Menorah at Hyde Park Square, our Purim Open House, and High Holidays — the whole Jewish year, celebrated together.
Mamas & Minis and hands-on holiday fun made for the littlest members of the community.
Drop-in learning that meets you exactly where you are — no background required, every question welcome.
Outdoor gatherings, barbecues and easy summer afternoons with the whole community.
Less institution, more neighborhood. A genuine circle of friends across the city's Hyde Park area and downtown.
Once a month, the door is open. Warm food, real conversation, and the kind of table where strangers leave as friends — anchored, of course, by our famous Skyline Cholent. Only in Cincinnati.


Levik and Mushky lead Chabad in the City with open doors and an open table. Whether you're deeply connected or just curious, looking for a Shabbat meal, a Hebrew name, a holiday, or simply somewhere to feel at home — they're here for you, no strings attached.
Hundreds of neighbors, candles glowing against the winter sky, and a giant menorah in the heart of the city. This is what Jewish pride looks like in Cincinnati — out loud, together, and proudly at home on the Square.

Come for a meal, a holiday, a class, or just to say hello. We'd love to meet you.