Gorsky Kavkazi Jews of New York

Purim

Megillah Reading

Purim Schedule 5783

March 6

Mincha 5:15pm (joined)

Aravit 6:00pm

Megilah 1 – 6:15pm (big shul)

Megilah 2 – 6:15pm (white shul)

March 7

Shacharit – 7:00am

Megilah 1 – 8:15am

Megilah 2 – 1:00 pm

Megilah 3 – 2:00 pm

Megilah 4 – 3:00 pm

Purim Meal – 3:30pm Families (white shul)

Purim Meal – 4:00pm  (Bet Medrash)

Megilah 5 – 4:00 pm

Megilah 6 – 5:00 pm

Mincha – 5:30pm

Aravit – 6:15pm

Purim Bash for Young Adults

Gather with other College students and young professionals to celebrate Purim together at a lavish bash.  Megillah reading, entertainment, dinner, desserts and great company.

 

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Megillah Reading

Purim Schedule 5783

March 6

Mincha 5:15pm (joined)

Aravit 6:00pm

Megilah 1 – 6:15pm (big shul)

Megilah 2 – 6:15pm (white shul)

March 7

Shacharit – 7:00am

Megilah 1 – 8:15am

Megilah 2 – 1:00 pm

Megilah 3 – 2:00 pm

Megilah 4 – 3:00 pm

Purim Meal – 3:30pm Families (white shul)

Purim Meal – 4:00pm  (Bet Medrash)

Megilah 5 – 4:00 pm

Megilah 6 – 5:00 pm

Mincha – 5:30pm

Aravit – 6:15pm

Purim Meal and Party

Celebrate the holiday and fulfill the four mitzvot of Purim with joy. Community meal, megillah reading and entertainment for children.  Let’s celebrate Purim together!

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Community meal

Grand Purim Celebration

Grand Purim Celebration at Manhattan Beach Jewish Center for the community that attracted hundreds of guests. Full course dinner, Kavkazi food, megillah readings, live music, dancing, clowns, face painting, activities for children and so much more.

Purim Bash for Young Adults

Gather with other College students and young professionals to celebrate Purim together at a lavish bash.  Megillah reading,entertainment, dinner, desserts and great company.  

Purim Meal and Party

Celebrate the holiday and fulfill the four mitzvot of Purim with joy. Community meal, megillah reading and entertainment for children.  Let’s celebrate Purim together!

Grand Purim Celebration

Grand Purim Celebration at Manhattan Beach Jewish Center for the community that attracted hundreds of guests. Full course dinner, Kavkazi food, megillah readings, live music, dancing, clowns, face painting, activities for children and so much more.