Hanukkah began on Sunday, and in Kingston, a celebration was held at Springer Market square to mark the occasion.
The Kingston Jewish Council invited residents of the city to “light up the night” with a traditional candle lighting of the menorah and food such as potato latkes along with hot chocolate.
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For each of the eight days of Hanukkah, families will light a candle on the menorah.
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