PURIM IN THE CARIBBEAN

chabad brownstone brklyn · February 2007

Make your RESERVATIONS NOW for a Purim Bash to be Remembered!!!

Sunday March 4th
PURIM IN THE CARIBBEAN!

Megillah Reading at 4:00pm, followed by

DELICIOUS DINNER at 5:00pm with a Hawaiian Twist! L'chaims with the finest Caribbean drinks: "Royal wine in abundance according to the King's bounty" (Esther 1:7)

FRUIT SHAKE BAR: Make your very own fruit smoothies at our organic fruit bar!

Special PURIM SPIEL performed by our very own CBJ Actors!
LIVE MUSIC: Steel Drum Band and Drum cafe plus Banjo Billy and CBJ All Stars!

Limbo, laughter, and live Jewish Caribbean music.... Hoola and Hora the night away!

401 9th st. b/w 6th & 7th avenues
Admission: $20 per person, $50 per family

CHILDREN! ADULTS! TEENS! SINGLES! FAMILIES!

To make your reservations please call 718-965-9836 or e-mail [email protected] .

Additional Megillah Readings on Sunday: 8:30am and 12:00pm

For more general info. about Purim and the Sat. night Purim festivities visit www.chabadparkslope.com

pitu · February 2007

DELICIOUS DINNER at 5:00pm with a Hawaiian Twist! L'chaims with the finest Caribbean drinks: "Royal wine in abundance according to the King's bounty" (Esther 1:7)

welcome to the board, ChabadBB
the fact checker in me has to tell you
Hawaii is in the Pacific, not the Caribbean
or maybe that's a wacky Purim thing that I just don't understand...

Limbo, laughter, and live Jewish Caribbean music.... Hoola and Hora the night away!

the dance in Hawaii is "hula"
just saying. consider this post a mitzvah.

anonymous · February 2007

cool...

these guys got some pretty neat stuff going... I'm glad this caters to singles- I'll probably bring a couple of my friends over with me to check it out... sounds really hip and original...

brooklynpotter · February 2007

not to pooh-pooh anything by chabad, but if this is also a "family" event i can pretty much guarantee there will be no singles there.

and, if they're reading, they have to push the fact that they will have hamentashen there, if they will indeed have them there. because luau or no luau, hamentashen are the purim treat of choice.

anonymous · March 2007

Sorry for sounding ignorant... but what IS purim???

brooklynpotter · March 2007

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purim

sjknoll · March 2007

I was thinking about going to the megilah reading saturday night, anyone else planning on going?

anonymous · March 2007

Sounds real cool, can I come in a bathing suit?

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