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Photo Essay: Tiburon shines bright at annual Chanukah Fair

Taylor Allan
December 11, 2023
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Performing the sacred fire dance, the dancer lights his mouth on fire with the fire baton.

On Dec. 10, Tiburon hosted the annual Chanukah Fair where friends, family and neighbors got together to celebrate the Jewish holiday. Children made arts and crafts, while adults brought homemade food and danced to traditional Jewish live music. The event lasted from three and five and culminated in the lighting of a Lego menorah, made by the children during the fair.

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Taylor Allan
Taylor Allan, Senior Staff Writer
Taylor Allan is a senior in her third year writing for The Redwood Bark. Her favorite part of the paper is  digging deep into feature pieces and the latest local news. Beyond journalism, Taylor has a passion for music and performs as a vocalist.