Lag BaOmer Starts in 2021

Need some music for your Lag B'Omer bonfire or virtual alternative? @Israel has you covered! Check out their @Spotify playlist and tell us which song you're playing! https://t.co/n6TvDzid6a https://t.co/hF5NlvoVK5

— Israel in Canada (@IsraelinCanada) April 29, 2021

A description of Meron and Lag B'Omer, written in 1877 by Lord H. H. Kitchener. https://t.co/33TTQlu5pK

— Hungry Chipmunk (@hungrychipmunk) April 26, 2021

@BluehairCoffee Also, other languages should envy that in Hebrew you can say "the 33rd of the Omer" and have it come out as the cool-sounding "Lag B'Omer"

— "George", the Wealth-Tax Enthusiast (@Tippareth) April 29, 2021

We really need to talk more about the Jewish holidays where we light bonfires or stay up all night and eat cheese. They're just so good and don't get enough screen time. Lag B'Omer Sameach https://t.co/VrKxqmKX4f

— Riv Begun (@BegunRiv) April 29, 2021

May a bright and beautiful light be lit inside of you this Lag B’omer! Happiness and blessings to those who are celebrating today. https://t.co/D36sjdahyG

— Rainbow Faith and Freedom (@rainbow_freedom) April 30, 2021

@ehmulsion It’ll be quiet tomorrow! It’s the Jewish holiday Lag B’Omer today. That doesn’t mean they should be playing the music so loud-it’s just the reason for it! 😂

— Kaley Ames/כלילה אמת (@kaleyames) April 30, 2021

lag b’omer is by far the most chaotic holiday. bonfires? check. shooting bows and arrows? check. cutting toddlers’ hair for the first time? check. eating carob just for fun? check. just getting as many parties as possible done? check. like just pick one thing yknow?

— shoshana || שושנה (@TheTonightSho) April 29, 2021