High school-aged kids from around the world - Singapore, Melbourne, Panama, Ukraine, Switzerland, Europe, Israel and all over the United States - join together in Brooklyn for an unforgettable weekend of Jewish experience, friendship and pride! Teens and their guides/chaperones are put up with a family in Crown Heights and participate in a full schedule of Shabbat meals, discussions, trips and the highlight - taking over Times Square on Saturday night for an exclusive Havdallah ceremony and concert.

22- 25 February 2024/ 13- 16 Adar 5784

The security of your children is our number one priority.

CTeen and the Chabad Security Commission are working closely with the New York Police Department, NYPD Counter Terrorism Unit, Port Authority, Transit Police, the mayor's office, and public security commission to ensure the safety and security of all the participants at the CTeen convention.

The Chabad Security Commission has tremendous experience in this field; most notably they provide the security for the International Conference of Chabad Shluchim, which hosts crowds upwards of 5,000 people twice a year.

All agencies have been made well aware of the entire weekend schedule and program ahead of time to ensure your safety. The NYPD will be on call with extra patrols and patrol stations present throughout the weekend.

Private security will be employed for the entire weekend in addition to the police. Security will be stationed at every exit and entry of each event, workshop, and trip, and will be continuously patrolling Crown Heights and Manhattan, particularly during night time events.

Teens will not be allowed to walk alone in Crown Heights and Manhattan without a chaperon.

Before the weekend, exchange cell phone numbers with everyone in your group.

Remember to keep your valuables and cell phones close to you, especially on the subways.

To comply with security measures, teens must wear their ID badge and wristband at all times.