2,500 people come out to celebrate together lag Ba`omer in the north part of Toronto. At the same time as 1,000 attended a simultaneous event in Toronto’s southern community, as smiling children had lots of fun, adults put on Tefilin and everyone enjoyed a great BBQ. The two events were coordinated by tens of local Shluchim, who came together in the merit or Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai • Full Story, Photos

Although the weather was challenging, Chabad of Kostanay, Kazakhstan, directed by Rabbi Menachem Mendel and Devorah Zalmanov, held the Lag Ba’Omer celebrations with great joy and festivity. The festivities included a Kinus, parade and of course great joy around the bonfire • Photos

Not far from Crown Heights, you will find a Lag Ba’omer parade which is both unique and similar. The Boro Park Lag Ba’omer Parade has been going on for over 20 years. Like every Shliach does for his community, Rabbi Aron Ginsberg who organizes the Boro Park parade has created a program that is suited to the community’s needs • Photos by: Dov Ber Hechtman • Photos

Sunshine or rain, Sunday or in the middle of the week, Montreal always holds a Lag BaOmer Parade with much fanfare. The Chabad community in Montreal, one of the only cities in the world which organizes a grand Lag BaOmer Parade whether its Sunday or in the middle of the week, celebrates the yahrzeit of the Rashbi • Photographed by Yosef Yitzchok Doron • Photos

The Chabad House of South Delhi, India, directed by the Shluchim, Rabbi and Mrs. Schneur Kupchik, who work with Israeli businessmen coming to New Delhi as well as the many Israeli tourists, had a joyous Lag Ba’Omer celebration • Photos