Purim!

Please join us for a joyous Purim full of mitzvot, community & fun for all ages!

With three full megillah readings, a family puppet show with abridged megillah reading, and dedicated parties for adults, middle-schoolers, and high-school teens, we’ve got something for everyone!

See below for the full schedule.

Come in costume and B.Y.O. Gragger/Ra’ashan/Noisemaker!

Advance registration required for all participants.

Dinner registration deadline: Wed, Mar 12!

If you can’t afford regular-price tickets, please choose the reduced-rate option, or contact us.

Money from ticket sales will be put toward nearly $5,000 of Purim expenses, including venue rental, sound technician, food costs, party supplies, etc.

There are lots of great opportunities to help sponsor Purim in honour or memory of someone. Please contact Rabbi Aaron to discuss how you can help.

Volunteers needed for the door, setup, food service and cleanup. If you can help out, please check the box when you register, and we’ll be in touch.

Fulfill the mitzvah of Matanot le-Evyonim (giving Purim gifts for the poor); donation links below.

Cash donations accepted at the door for Mahatzit ha-Shekel (donations for your community).

Schedule

Purim Eve ~ Thursday, March 13 @ The Tranzac

Families (babies through grade 8)

5:15pmDoors Open
5:30Welcome + Abridged Megillah Reading
6-6:30Puppet Show for families with kids in Grade 5 and under
6-7Hativah Party (grades 6-8 only)

Full Megilah Reading + Parties

7:30pm Doors Open
7:40Ma’ariv (evening service)
8:00Welcome + Main Megillah Reading
9:00Main Party with cash bar & music
9:00Teen Party (high school teens only)
9:15Dinner (order food by Wed, March 12; certified kosher)
10:00Late Megillah Reading
11:30Goodnight

Purim Day ~ Friday, March 14 @ Makom

Morning Megillah Reading Time TBA

Covid Precautions

Anyone who feels unwell or has symptoms of Covid-19 must not attend.

Accessibility Information

We welcome participants of all abilities. The Tranzac is wheelchair accessible. If you have an accessibility need or require any accommodations, please reach out to us.

Matanot le-Evyonim – Gifts for the Poor

It’s a mitzvah to give tzedakah (redistributive justice) to needy Jews on Purim itself. Here are some websites where you can donate and your contribution will be distributed to those in need on Purim:

We look forward to celebrating Purim together with you!

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