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Celebrate Purim with Moishe House Columbia Heights by assembling Shalach Manot gift packages for friends and Matanot La’evyonim packages for those in need. Join us for a meaningful and festive gathering as we spread joy, give back to the community, and embrace the spirit of the holiday!
Get ready for Purim with an evening of learning and creativity! As we prepare for this holiday of bold reversals, colorful costumes, and spirited festivities, join Rabbi Emmanuel to study the story of Queen Esther and Mordechai’s rescue of the Jewish people in Ancient Persia. Through their tale, we’ll explore many of Purim’s rich themes—concealed …
Purim Unmasked: A Creative Journey of Learning + Art Read More »
Spend an evening sipping and noshing on something sweet and savory just in time for Purim! We will learn how to make hamantaschen with themes featuring flavors that are inspired by Jews from around the world – think dulce de leche, ube jam, shakshuka, and more. We will also do a tzedakah project in honor …
Jews Around the World Hamantaschen Making and Wine Tasting Read More »
Let's come together in community and partake in the traditions of Purim, a holiday celebrating joyous self-expression and revelry. Join GLOE, the LGBTQ program of the Edlavitch DCJCC, and our partners for a Purim celebration at Franklin Hall. Make sure to come dressed in your best costume for our costume contest (prizes for most creative, …
From the bestselling and award-winning author of Americanah and We Should All Be Feminists comes Dream Count, the story of four women and their loves, longings, and desires. Chiamaka is a Nigerian travel writer living in America. During the pandemic, she recalls her past lovers and grapples with regrets. Zikora, her best friend, is brokenhearted and must turn to the …
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie In Conversation with Glory Edim Read More »
Wednesdays for Women: Join us for a Purim Hamentash Bake RSVP required, light refreshments included
Internationally acclaimed playwright José Rivera directs his profoundly intimate tragicomedy that asks what it means to be human as we embrace the technology of our future – and it embraces us. Aislin needs constant support in her later years, and her care is placed in the hands of an AI robot-caregiver – designed to look and sound human – named Stacy. The unexpected relationship that blossoms between them sparks questions of what …
Once Upon a Purim This Purim, forget fairy tale endings. We're diving deep into the push and pull that shape every great human story- light and darkness, courage and doubt, power and vulnerability. In true Adas fashion, we'll gather with marbim b'simcha (ever-increasing joy), stepping into Disney's enchanted landscapes to celebrate the connections that …
Happy Hour: 6:30 pm Spiel and Dance Party: 7:30 pm What should you do when the world feels upside down? Run away with us this Purim to Manishewitzville, a place where your biggest worry is searching for your lost shaker of salt. Experience irreverent, guaranteed-to-offend sketches, themed cocktails and mocktails, and live music at our after-party. Come dressed …
Purim In China - Community Purim PartyChabad Lubavitch of Alexandria-ArlingtonInvites you to join us at Purim in China - Purim Party *Delicious Chinese Dinner Buffet*Spectacular Family Entertainment!*Megillah Reading with all the bells and whistles!*Dress up in your Favorite Chinese Costume!*Music, Hamantashen, Graggers and more! Thursday, March 13, 20256:30 PM Location:Outdoor Heated Tent atChabad Lubavitch of …
7:00 PM Megillah According to Mel Brooks Join the TRS Music Department, Music and Performing Arts Committee, and clergy teams as the TRS performers retell the story of Purim. Don’t forget your costume! 8:30 PM Purimpalooza Join us for Purimpalooza – great food, great cocktails, and schmoozing with friends and friends-to-be. Don’t forget to wear …
Join other young professionals for a Megillah reading at the Westin in Georgetown, followed by hamantaschen. Costumes are encouraged! This is generously sponsored by Justin and Ali Dekelbaum as well as Kesher Israel Congregation.
