Your Philly Guide to Purim 2020

There are so many Purim experiences this year, we thought we would put them all in one place for you!

March 5th: Neshama Hadassah Hamantaschen Baking Event: Thinking outside the triangle

Learn to make the tri-corner cookie we all know and love! Hear all about Hadassah and take home your delicious creations! Join Neshama Hadassah and Aish Chaim for a night of Hamantaschen Baking. Aish Chaim’s Gevura Davis will teach you everything you “knead” to know!

For more info and to register email neshamaphilly@gmail.com

March 5th, 6th, 12th, 14th: A Very Poppy Purim 

Wait, so you drink like it’s St. Patrick’s Day, dress up like it’s Halloween, and put on an interactive musical?

What is this? It’s Purim, of course. Will you celebrate with us?

Every year, A Very Awesome Purim throws a big Purim party and puts on a musical about a drunken king, an evil prime minister, and a queen who saves the entire Jewish population. The production strikes a careful balance of off-color humor, on-key parodies, and surprisingly poignant lessons about cultural acceptance. With your help, we choose a theme—this year: “Pop Legends”—and translate it into an original musical telling the story of Purim.

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March 7th: March Madness Maccababes: Purim Inspired Improv Show

It’s March Madness time AND the Jewish celebration of Purim! Join the Maccababes, an all-Jewish improv team, for a night of laughs and a vague explanation of Purim. Wear a costume, bring some hamentashen, and celebrate with us!
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March 9th: Monte Carlo Masquerade

Fifth Annual Premier Purim Masquerade is going to be an Epic Bash! Concert & Monte Carlo Casino @ The new City Winery
Live Music Featuring Israeli Sensation: Yemen Blues : W/ The Chevra’s Rock House Band: Aryeh Shalom, J-Baum, & The Mystic Mayhem

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March 12th: Party like a Queen: Purim at Penn


Purim, or the Feast of Lots, is a joyous holiday that recounts the protection of Jewish peoples from a threatened massacre during the Persian period.
Now, Purim is considered by some to be feminist holiday, due to the ancient queens that played major roles within the historic events.
Join the Penn Museum as we celebrate this festive occasion with a queer twist. Guests will enjoy special highlight tours of the galleries, crafts, music, and end the night with a bang: a costume contest!
Throughout the evening, we will be hosting a Donation Drive for the Gloria Casarez Residence. The Gloria Casarez Residence, is an LGBTQ+ young adult community housing space. In an effort to support the will be collecting the following: Body soap, Deodorant, Toilet Paper, Toothpaste, Liquid laundry detergent, Shaving cream, USB cords, Baby blankets (New), Cat litter, Dog Waste bags, Stain odor eliminator, Cat/Dog Treats (Sealed) and Pet Feeding bowls.

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