The Chabad on Campus International Kinus began with a Gimmel Tammuz program by the Ohel including Shiurim in the Rebbe’s Torah and farbrenges. From there, they headed to Eretz Yisroel, where the kinus will continue for the next five days.

On the 30th Anniversary of Gimmel Tammuz, a group of Chassidim finished printing a Tanya that was started over 30 years ago on the same floor of Beth Israel Hospital where the Rebbe stayed.

On Monday evening, Leil Gimmel Tammuz, a large crowd gathered at a farbrengen organized by Bais Menachem Mendel of Flatbush, led by the community rov Harav Yochanon Marosov and Crown Heights mashpia Reb Nachman Yosef Twersky.

The pre-camp program for young shluchim wrapped up three days of fun with highlights including show and tell, zumba, arts and crafts, and animated videos showcasing inspiring Rebbe stories.

Throughout the afternoon, in the sweltering heat, thousands of men, women, and children waited in line for the zchus of entering the Rebbe’s Ohel on Gimmel Tammuz.

Thousands of men, women, and children waited on line for the zchus of entering the Rebbe’s Ohel on Gimmel Tammuz, some waiting upwards of two and half hours.

Live: Gimmel Tammuz Farbrengen at the Lincoln Place Shul in Crown Heights with guest speaker Rabbi Yosef Katzman in honor of Gimmel Tammuz – Shloshim Shana.

Live at 7:30 PM ET: Join tonight for the International Moshiach Chidon Banquet, celebrating the exceptional learning and dedication of our Mesivta Bochurim in Inyonei Geulah U’Moshiach.

Live at 8:30: Join women worldwide for three powerful classes packaged into one compact hour- the Project Chana Power Hour.

Live at 9:30 PM ET: The annual Gimmel Tammuz Farbrengen by Agudas Chassidei Chabad featuring Rabbis Sholom Lipskar, Yehuda Krinsky, Avrohom Shemtov, Chaim Kaplan, and Eli Nosson Silberberg.

Many thousands of Yidden from around the world lined up outside the Ohel on Gimmel Tammuz morning to daven and read their pan.

Marking Gimmel Tammuz, hundreds of Yaldei Hashluchim across the globe will unite today for a Virtual Farbrengen, aiming to inspire and uplift young shluchim on this auspicious day.

In the weeks leading up to Gimmel Tammuz, a series of daily inspirational videos sharing the Rebbe’s messages were published for teens. The series harnessed the power of social media for positivity reaching record numbers of viewers.

I’ll never forget that drive up Route 80. The week of Shiva had just come to an end for the hundreds of thousands connected to the Rebbe who were reeling from the loss. Giving voice to my inner turmoil I asked my father “What now?”

For the first time ever in honor of Gimmel Tammuz, the Bochurim will gather to learn and Farbreng together with special guest speakers and video presentations on the theme of Hiskashrus.

The new Manhattan Ohel Bus made its first trip from Manhattan’s Upper East Side to the Ohel with a group of young professionals who spent the comfortable bus ride learning teachings of the Rebbe together.

Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar, kept a diverse crowd of chassidim in Monsey captivated for hours as he farbrenged about the Rebbe, ahavas Yisroel, and the imminent geulah.

On the night of Gimmel Tammuz, thousands of chassidim and Yidden from all backgrounds came to the Ohel to connect to the Rebbe and daven for the geulah shleima.

At 1 am on Gimmel Tammuz night, New York City Mayor Eric Adams showed up at the Rebbe’s Ohel to daven, also stopping at the kever of Ari Halberstam.

In connection with Gimmel Tammuz, the ma’amar Zos Chukas HaTorah 5729 is being published with special commentary from the shiurim of Rabbi Osher Farkash.

The Meaningful People Podcast, a frum podcast that interviews Jewish people who made an impact, made a special episode about the Rebbe in honor of 30 years to Gimmel Tammuz.

Live at 8 PM ET: Join chassidim for an hour of inspiration to sing the Rebbe’s Niggunim and watch video clips of the Rebbe, with a yearning to be reunited with the Rebbe with the ultimate geulah.

With tens of thousands expected to visit the Rebbe’s ohel over Gimmel Tammuz, the staff at Ohel Chabad Lubavitch are hard at work preparing the tents and walkways for the ease and comfort of visitors.