Jerusalem's top events for the week of March 17th
Whether you have Patrick or Ester on your mind, Jerusalem is the place to party this week. A rare scheduling quirk means that this year, Jerusalemites remain in the Purim spirit for four days of revelry, as the fast usually marking the beginning of the holiday ends Thursday night, unofficially kicking off the festivities with Persian-Irish flair. While in most of Israel, people get their masks on Saturday night, Jerusalem and other walled cities wait until Sunday night to officially get the party started. Confused? That's kind of the point.
And there's plenty more to check out at our full events section.
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