Thanksgivukkah Feast & Casino Night

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Event Description:

• Casino Games  • Catered food  • Open Bar • Music  • Prizes

This year, Thanksgiving and Hanukkah  will overlap, producing an anomalistic hybrid holiday that’s come to be known as Thanksgivukkah. There are conflicting reports about whether it’s happened before and when it will happen again, but most mathematicians and calendar experts seem to think this is the first occurrence.

Although the holidays would’ve overlapped in 1861, President Abraham Lincoln didn’t formally establish the holiday of Thanksgiving until two years later, in 1863, which means that 2013/5774 will mark the first Thanksgivukkah in history.

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