One of the most fun holidays in Israel and the Jewish calendar is Purim, the main reason is that most everyone – especially kids – dresses up in costumes. But the seemingly simple transition into a ...

One classic craft is making homemade groggers ... If you’re not Orthodox, celebrating Purim without kids may seem daunting. But Jewish lifestyle blogger Rebeka Lowin encourages grown-ups ...

The event begins with the reading of the Megillah at 11 a.m. followed by a Kosher Mexican buffet lunch, live music, dancing to Purim music, crafts for kids, a Purim pinata and a special juggling ...