Free Printable Hanukkah Coloring Page for Adults

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If you’re looking for some fun Hanukkah entertainment for adults or teens, this Hanukkah coloring page is perfect and free! I illustrated it for my new blog Beyond the Balagan and wanted to share it with my Moms & Crafters readers too! Disclosure: this post contains affiliate links.

This Hanukkah coloring page is really relaxing and cool to unwind with. I colored mine using gel pens – I love the metallic sparkle that it adds.

Learn more and download your free printable Hanukkah coloring page for adults here!

Hanukkah is a wonderful time to get the family together and spend quality time. Every year, I try to throw some sort of family gathering for my husband’s family. My family has multiple get-togethers, and we like to play games and do things together.

Coloring is one of those cool things that are so cheap, span a huge age range, and give people something to take home! You don’t need to get fancy with your coloring supplies – a large pack of gel pens is quite inexpensive, and allows people to collaborate and color together too. This coloring page is perfect for that too!

Want more cool Hanukkah printables and ideas? Here are some of my favorites:

• Latkes coloring page 
• Free Printable Dreidel Boxes
• Kids’ Clothespin Menorah
• DIY Toy Candles to fit your kids’ menorah. See the video:

• Dreidel napkin fold. See the video:

• Beautiful Hanukkah Tablescape
• Origami Hanukkah Garland
• DIY Wood and Copper Menorah

Download your free printable Hanukkah coloring page for adults here!

Want a larger variety of Hanukkah coloring pages? Grab the full package below, with five fun and unique coloring pages for you to enjoy! These Hanukkah coloring pages include an intricate dreidel, a nostalgic street scene, a beautiful traditional menorah, a cool pattern (that you can use as gift wrap too!), and some delicious “sufganiyot” or donuts!

  You can also get it in my Etsy shop.

I hope you enjoy your free printable Hanukkah coloring page for adults! Share in the comments: what does your Hanukkah celebration look like? Do you also get the whole family together? Do you light the menorah and sing favorite songs? I’d love to hear from you!

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