Upcoming Events

We hope this message finds you well. As the summer draws to a close, it's time to celebrate the warmth and camaraderie that this season has brought to our community.

This is the perfect opportunity to chill with friends, mingle with new faces, and savor the delicious fruits of the grill, all to the rhythm of the music beat.

Join for an uplifting evening of creativity and connection as we design and create beautiful vases in honor of Shavuot!

Delicious Dinner! Music & Entertainment! Fun for all Ages! Shake the Lulav & Etrog! Great Vibes & Camaraderie!

We will dance again. Join together to remember, commemorate, & dance for those who can't. Enjoy a Torah dance, flags, goodies, singing, dinner, & L'Chaim! Special Prayer for all the Holy Souls that perished on this day.

We are excited to invite you to a special evening of music at the Chabad Jewish Center of Puerto Rico.

Yale University’s oldest and finest men’s a cappella group, The Baker’s Dozen, will be performing live in our community.

We are excited to invite you to a fun and spirited Chanukah Celebration of Jewish pride and unity in San Juan! 

We will be graced with  Distinguished Government Officials  for the Menorah Lighting. We are grateful for his continued friendship extended to the Jewish Community of Puerto Rico! 

OPEN TO ALL!! All ages welcome and bring your friends along!!!

We are excited to invite you to a special Shabbat Dinner Under the Stars on Friday, August 22 at 7:30 PM, as we celebrate the inauguration of Flora’s Pavilion—a beautiful new addition to the Chabad Jewish Center of Puerto Rico.

Flora loved our outdoor Shabbat dinners, always gracing us with her trademark smile and warm presence. This elegant 1,000-square-foot terrace, featuring a state-of-the-art pergola, has been lovingly dedicated by the Katsnelson family in memory of Flora Katsnelson, whose kindness, joy, and legacy continue to inspire our community.

We are delighted to invite you to celebrate a very special milestone — the Upshernish (first haircut) of our dear son Schneur, celebrating his 3rd birthday.
For the first three years of life, children absorb their parents’ love. Then, their education takes a leap—they are ready to share their unique gifts with the world. For a Jewish boy, this transition is marked with a haircutting ceremony — an upshernish (also called chalakah) — on his third Jewish birthday. This is also the time when he begins to wear a kippah and tzitzit, starting his journey of Torah learning and mitzvot.

Until this age, a boy’s hair is left uncut. Surrounded by family and friends, we gather to celebrate thi