Costumes, feasting, the megillah, gifts flying across town — one day a year the whole community celebrates like royalty, and everyone's invited.
The Scroll of Esther read from parchment, with l'chaims and live music. Free — no RSVP needed.
RSVP & detailsA grand themed feast — dinner, live entertainment, megillah reading at 5:00 PM, costumes encouraged.
RSVP & detailsPurim commemorates the salvation of the Jewish people in ancient Persia from Haman's plot "to destroy, kill and annihilate all the Jews, young and old, infants and women, in a single day." It is celebrated with megillah readings, gifts of food, charity, feasting, and merriment.
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Every year a different world — a grand themed feast with dinner, live entertainment, megillah reading, l'chaims, and costumes encouraged. This year's theme is announced closer to the date. Fun for all ages; Hebrew School kids attend free.
The Scroll of Esther read in the original Hebrew from parchment — on Purim eve with l'chaims and music, again in the morning, and once more before the party so nobody misses it.
Mishloach manot, community-style: join the project and your name rides along with beautiful Purim packages delivered across the community — plus baskets for IDF soldiers in Israel on our community's behalf.
Gifts to the poor — one of Purim's four mitzvot. Your donation goes directly to families in need in Israel and in our own community, so everyone can celebrate.
The Megillah is read twice — once at night and once during the day. Both readings are free and open to everyone.
The party, the community gift project, matanot la'evyonim — pick what you'd like in one form.
Sponsor the party, join the gift exchange, or give matanot la'evyonim.
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