The Hanukkah collection · 2026
Eight nights. Time together.
Make space for the lights, the stories and the people around your table. Start with the calendar, then choose a simple way to gather.
Start with the storyUnderstand · Gather · Take part
Make it meaningful.
History & traditions
The story of Hanukkah
Temple rededication, the tradition of the oil, and the distinct Jewish meaning of eight nights of light.
Read the guide 02Dates & gathering
A practical eight-night plan for Hanukkah 2026
The lighting evenings, Shabbat exceptions, and an easy way to plan a gathering around your household's observance.
Read the guide 03Play together
How to play dreidel together
A simple rules guide, a clear start and finish, and room for first-time players.
Read the guide 04Before the first night
Plan your Hanukkah candle supplies for eight nights
Count the lights for your household’s plans, check candle and holder fit, and make a short supplies list before the first evening.
Read the guideChoose something useful
Thoughtful finds for eight nights.
Start with what your household needs, from candle fit to a book you can share.
7 finds
Menorahs & displays
Compare six candle menorahs and one electric display by shape, finish and the space they need.
Explore the guide ↗5 finds
Candles & oil lights
Compare wax candles and prefilled oil cups by fit, preparation and the burn time your lighting schedule requires.
Explore the guide ↗8 finds
Games & crafts
Choose a traditional dreidel game, a puzzle or a quiet craft to suit the people around your table.
Explore the guide ↗12 finds
Books to share
A mix of holiday explanations, humorous stories and board books, with the physical edition identified for each choice.
Explore the guide ↗8 finds
Table & kitchen linens
Runners, placemats, napkins and towels for a gathering with enough room left for the food and people.
Explore the guide ↗10 finds
Serving pieces
Platters, small dishes, bowls and utensils for a meal that works with the serving pieces you already own.
Explore the guide ↗A tradition of your own
Begin with the story. Choose something useful. Leave room for the people who make the occasion yours.