Purim 2022/5782


Jump in your DeLorean and grab a snack (hamantaschen, of course) for a night of gathering, revelry-making, time traveling, and joy. Click each box to discover what makes IKAR’s Purim unique!

Register
TONIGHT, 3/16, @ our Event Space, 1729 S. La Cienega Blvd, 90035.
Admission is FREE
Don’t forget your photo ID and Vax card
Food & drinks will be à la carte so bring some cash, a credit card, or click here to buy in advance.
Groggers with Purpose: Bring mac & cheese boxes for big-league noisemaking and we’ll donate them to SOVA.
Details + sign-up to volunteer

6pm – Kids’ Mini-Megillah & Costume Parade
7pm PT – Ma’ariv, Megillah Reading & Shpiel (& live-streamed)
8:15pm – Party

Sign-up here to lend a hand before, after, or during the party.

The majority of the event will take place outdoors, in the gated open-air space behind our event space & office. Full vaccination proof is required for all eligible (including booster, where applicable).

Can't Attend?

Broke your flux capacitor?

 

Stuck in past with a mad scientist?

 

Need to watch the oven at home so you don’t burn your Hamentashen?

 

Don’t feel like driving your DeLorean?

 

If you can’t be with us in-person for any of these reasons, we’ll be live-streaming the Megillah Reading & Shpiels right here, on our website!

From The People Who Brought You...

Hat-Shaped Cookie

 

Rabbi Brous’s Day Off

 

IKARpool Karaoke

 

Clergy In Cars Getting Coffee

 

Who’s That Guy

 

Cowboy Cantor

 

Click Here For More Laughs!

Read: Purim, Not Prejudice

Remember, another person’s culture is not your costume!

 

“Treat those who share the culture and legacy of that hero with respect long before you don a representation. Because, having Cliff-Notes-knowledge of anyone or anything that represents a culture or ethnicity has never been good enough. You need to walk in a way that moves towards equity.”

Preparing For Purim

Your study guide and some resources from the IKAR vault!

 

What is Purim?

 

Sermon: Get Purim Ready – R’ Ronit Tsadok

 

Biblical Commentary: The Priests of Purim – R’ David Kasher

 

Modern-Day Commentary: On Purim, Seize the Day – R’ Sharon Brous