It's the Best Holiday of the Year

Mar 16, 2022 1:01 am

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It’s the Best Holiday of the Year Here is Why:

  • it's a mitzvah to let loose and drink
  • costumes
  • celebration of Jewish continuity


These three are tied to each other - we wear costumes and drink to allow ourselves to forget the external, less spiritual garb of our regular lives, and get into our true spiritual selves. This understanding of who we are as spiritual people is the secret to Jewish continuity.



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High Energy Purim!

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Wednesday, March 16

$20


7:30 pm doors

8:00 megillah

8:30 party


  • Live Band - Kosher Klezmer from Houston
  • Open Bar
  • Hamentaschen
  • Costumes (go to Lucy in Disguise)


The holiday of Purim celebrates the joy that comes from discovering the power of Jewish identity even under duress and in exile.


yjpaustin.org/purimparty

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Purim Masquarade Feast

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Celebrate the festival of Purim with a gourmet 5-course feast crafted by a private chef.


  • Celebrate with friends, old or new as your neighbor who moved from Cali. 
  • Celebrate in costume, with masks and sparkles. 


Celebrate the continued miracle of the survival of the Jewish People. 


Ticket prices rise as the banquet fills. Keeping it semi-intimate with a 60 person limit. 


  • 7:00 Shmooze and Lechaim
  • 7:10 pm Megillah Reading
  • 7:30 pm Banquet
  • FARBRENGEN


yjpaustin.org/purim




What is so amazing about Purim?

In addition to the miracle of Jewish survival despite the efforts of our enemies, Purim celebrates G‑d’s intimate involvement in every aspect of this world. Even though there were no overt miracles recorded in the Megillah—indeed, His name is not even mentioned once—G‑d was actively “pulling the strings” to care for His nation.

Additionally, Haman’s edict catalyzed a spiritual revival among the Jews. In a sense, this was even more significant than the Covenant at Sinai—an overwhelming spiritual experience that compelled the Jews to accept the Torah—since it occurred of their own volition, even as they were scattered among the Persian people and immersed in their culture. It was in the merit of this spiritual reawakening that G‑d orchestrated their salvation.

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