Lag BaOmer Starts in 2022

🔥As you sit around your Lag B'Omer bonfire today, remember the history behind the BBQs! 🔥 Here at The City of David, we discovered a rare bronze coin from the period of the Bar Kochba Revolt (around 132 CE). 🪙 📸Koby Harati, COD Archive https://t.co/sorlP1VNZI

— City of David Ancient Jerusalem (@cityofdavid) May 18, 2022

@JewWhoHasItAll Everyone loves the totally secular Lag B’Omer bonfires and archery contests!

— Sharyn Vane (@SharynVane) May 18, 2022

Earnest question: how do gentiles usually celebrate Lag B’Omer?

— 🇺🇸 Jew Who Has It All (@JewWhoHasItAll) May 15, 2022

The Boyan Rebbe leads a candlelighting ceremony in Meron to remember the 45 kedoshim that were lost last year on Lag B’Omer https://t.co/3LgArOtCxj

— VINnews (@VINNews) May 18, 2022

Lag B’omer, or the 33rd day of counting the Omer, is celebrated today! Fun fact: traditionally, it’s the only day out of the 49 between Passover and Rosh Hashanah when Jews cut their hair. What are rituals that make you feel beautiful? #feelingbeautiful #haircut #newdo #Judaism https://t.co/SJAAZ2dlW2

— Open Yad Project (@OpenYadProject) May 20, 2022

THIS THURSDAY! Lag B'Omer BBQ 🍔 & Bonfire 🔥 - https://t.co/kthrtsOVfS https://t.co/NgUcqnwFgn

— MiYaD (@MiYaDChabad) May 17, 2022

It was an honor to visit The Well today in Gravesend in celebration of Lag B’Omer & to meet the incredible Gayle Sassoon. Enduring an unspeakable tragedy, she instead used it as an inspiration to change the lives of thousands of women by establishing The Well. A true role model! https://t.co/IWHFuYe6OR

— Council Member Ari Kagan (@CMAriKagan47) May 18, 2022