The girls are really looking forward to the upcoming Purim holiday. From costumes to hamantashen, Purim is a joyous festival celebrated with fun carnivals. This year we are celebrating Purim with a new tradition - Purimania!

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There are so many stories I remember from childhood that make me giggle. Like when I was in elementary school I attended a religious instructions program on Wednesdays at 2pm. It was so much fun and I never thought about the religious aspect of it aside from being with my friends and learning new things. Our home wasn’t religious in any way, and all I knew was that I was Jewish. My mother never attended synagogue, nor do I remember her observing any of the holidays, but she did sign me up for this weekly program. When I started to learn about the Jewish laws and customs I tried pointing them out to her but didn’t get very far. I loved all the holidays because they were fun – especially Purim. This year I’m introducing my girls to something new and fun – Purimania!

The girls are really looking forward to the upcoming Purim holiday. From costumes to hamantashen, Purim is a joyous festival celebrated with fun carnivals. This year we are celebrating Purim with a new tradition - Purimania!

Celebrating Purim

Purim is a fun holiday – it involves parades, costumes, delicious treats like hamantaschen, and overall celebration. During Purim you typically reading the Megillah (book of Esther), which recounts the story of the Purim miracle, give money gifts to at least two poor people, sending gifts of two kinds of food to at least one person (also done in the fashion of creating a basket of goodies – Mishloach Manos, and enjoying a festive Purim feast. Purim is celebrated on the 14th day of the Hebrew month of Adar and it commemorates the salvation of the Jewish people in ancient Persia from Haman’s plot “to destroy, kill and annihilate all the Jews, young and old, infants and women, in a single day,” as recorded in the Megillah (book of Esther).

The girls are really looking forward to the upcoming Purim holiday. From costumes to hamantashen, Purim is a joyous festival celebrated with fun carnivals. This year we are celebrating Purim with a new tradition - Purimania!

The girls really look forward to Purim each year, and everyone always wants to dress up as Queen Esther – because she’s just awesome. Each year our Chabad celebrates Purim with a huge carnival, entertainment, food, treats and costumes. This year we are starting a new tradition as we get ready for Purim with Purimania, a new album from award-winning family performer Danna Banana, writer of classics like The Goofball and Suddenly Summer. Purimania is a stellar collection of tunes old and new celebrating the Jewish Holiday of Purim.

Purim starts Wednesday night, February 28 and continues through Thursday, March 1, 2018, in the US (ends March 2 in Israel). Danna Banana is a well-loved performer with six albums out and numerous performances across the country. He is a John Lennon Songwriting Grand Prize Winner and named New York Magazine’s Best Party Entertainer. The New York Post called him a ripe talent and a mom in New Jersey called him a piñata of listening pleasure. Trained as an opera singer, he sang leading roles all over the country in such operas as La Boheme, Don Giovanni, and Carmen before turning his talents to children’s music.

The girls are really looking forward to the upcoming Purim holiday. From costumes to hamantashen, Purim is a joyous festival celebrated with fun carnivals. This year we are celebrating Purim with a new tradition - Purimania!

While most of Danna Bananas work is non-denominational music for kids, among his earlier albums include; Bananukah!, a celebration of Hannukah. That albums success prompted him to create Purimania. As in Bananukah!, Purimania mixes traditional songs with his own tuneful originals. Mr. Banana offers lively versions of classics like In Shushan, Wicked Man, and Hag Purim while The Purimania Song offers up his own whimsical version of the Purim story. In Hamantaschen Party, he uses recipes for Hamantaschen, the traditional cookie of Purim, as his lyric both regular and gluten-free!

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The girls are really looking forward to the upcoming Purim holiday. From costumes to hamantashen, Purim is a joyous festival celebrated with fun carnivals. This year we are celebrating Purim with a new tradition - Purimania!

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Mama E

Multitasking mama to 3 living in Miami. Blogging about parenting, lifestyle, cooking and traveling. Covering everything from diapers to dorm rooms. Ask me anything, I've done it all.

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