Before the Purim: The top 7 events in Jerusalem
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The Traveling AMUTOT (NGOs) Fair 2018 at the Azrieli Mall
Giving is a decision from the heart: Azrieli Mall and Bank HaPoalim have joined together to host the Traveling Amutot Fair of 2018, which brings together a range of nonprofits and social businesses who will sell gifts and unique items. Proceeds will go to support the different organizations. Monday-Tuesday | February 26-27
“Light Blue and Purple” Purim at the National Library
A riotously colorful tour of rare illuminated manuscripts of the Book of Esther, as well as textiles and other items related to the holiday. Sunday, Tuesday | February 25, 27 | 17:00
Ad De’lo Mada (Till You Know Science): Purim at the Bloomfield Science Museum
A week of fun filled Purim-related science activities for all ages – workshops, demonstrations, and tours of a special exhibition, as well as a new 3D nature film. February 23 – March 3
Soul Food: Culinary Workshop on Purim at Beit Avi Chai
Learn how to make amazing hamentashen in a special hands-on workshop with Chef Keren Kadosh, and explore the Jewish sources related to Purim, with a particular focus on the character of Queen Esther. Tuesday | February 27 | 20:00
Purim in the Tower of David Museum
Where is the King? In honor of Purim the King of Jerusalem decided to have a bit of fun and is hiding somewhere nearby. Children and families are invited to go on a fun, challenging hunt to find him. Thursday-Friday | March 1-2 | 17:00
Purim for the Whole Family at the Bible Lands Museum
Explore the story of Queen Esther and the party that changed her fate; children will prepare creative gifts for the holidays, answer riddles, complete tasks, and set off on an “amazing race” – biblical style. Wednesday-Thursday | February 28 - March 1| 17:00
“Yoel Says”: A Play for Kids at Beit Schmuel
In the play “Yoel Says” music and imagination come to the rescue and help overcome loneliness and connect between people. Thursday | March 1 | 11:00
Werk Comes to Noctorno for Purim!
Noctorno Live and Jerusalem’s LGBT community invite you to a Purim celebration like no other with Werk from Tel Aviv; a collaboration of the Ha’Achva HaYerushalmit HaGe’ah, Open House Jerusalem, Bat Kol, and Havruta. Thursday | March 1 | 22:00
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