Lag BaOmer Starts in 2023

Wishing a happy Lag B’Omer to everyone celebrating today! May it be a peaceful, joyous, and bright celebration for all across the world. 💙🔥 https://t.co/uFR5SN6Vat

— Jewish Dems (@USJewishDems) May 9, 2023

Over 500,000 heading to Meron in Israel for the annual Lag B’Omer festivities at the tomb of the holy Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai whose yahrzeit is today. #Israel75 @LagBaomer #Meron #ShimonBarYochai #bonfire #yahrzeit https://t.co/BqhD6Jk9Jf

— The Jewish Voice (@JewishVoice) May 9, 2023

Our anniversary is on Monday. We don't have a date by the Gregorian calendar, but on the Hebrew calendar it’s called Lag B'Omer, a night for bonfires. We had one on a hillside in Vermont 13 years ago. Some of you were there. I hope you're well! And thanks. https://t.co/c6yWWzRKAT

— Jon M. Sweeney (@jonmsweeney) May 5, 2023

Today is Lag B’Omer, the Jewish holiday celebrated on the 33rd day of the counting of the #omer. This calendar from the #JewishMuseumCollection was made in the 18th century. Learn more about the holiday in this blog post from 2020: https://t.co/gaZ7IweLkA https://t.co/cQiWye0Las

— The Jewish Museum (@TheJewishMuseum) May 9, 2023

@MyMzemo @ExtSpoxEU They are not celebrating anyone's death. They are celebrating the holiday of Lag B'Omer, which happens to be today. Stop lying.

— Michael Stein (@ponyandshark) May 9, 2023

Lag B’Omer will never be the same for me. The tragedy of 2 years ago was a traumatic experience for me. I can’t hear the songs without feeling it. I have no interest in ever going again or having anything to do with it. I wonder if anyone else feel the same.

— David 🇿🇼🇸🇨🇲🇰🇨🇼🇮🇩 (@DavidAgam4) May 8, 2023

The list of this year's Lag B'omer celebrations is out. A red rectangle next to the name denotes a street closure. Please plan accordingly. All celebrations will occur approximately from 9:00 PM to 11:00 PM. We wish all of our residents who celebrate a happy and safe Lag B'omer. https://t.co/daIFxKmtMj

— Community Board 12 (@BrooklynCB12) May 2, 2023