Monday, March 2nd, 6PM 
Silly Safaris Show and Meet and Greet Starting 6PM Come earlt to be ready at 6
For Children and Adults
Prize for all children who come in Costume
Megillah Reading with Multimedia Slide Show 7:05PM
Those who come for the Silly Safaris are encouraged to stay for the Megillah reading which should be done by 7:40PM
Spacious Tent (Indoor option may be available if weather is too cold)
Light refreshments 
at 1112 Oakwood Trail Indianapolis, 46260
No Charge. Donations welcome HERE . Sponsor: $180
RSVP : https://injewishdiscovery.org/PURIMIJDC/

Tuesday, March 3rd: Megillah Reading Only 
1) 9:30AM at 1112 Oakwood Trail 
2) 4:15PM at Hooverwood 7001 Hoover Road
3) 2:30PM at Gardens of Greenbriar Appts 
4) 5:30PM at 1112 Oakwood Trail 
For more info: 317-698-6423

There are 4 mitzvos on Purim:
1) Hear the Megillah of Esther read both  Monday evening, March 13th after 7:05PM and Tuesday, March 3rd during the day.
The Indiana Jewish Discovery Center will be hosting a Megillah reading at our Family Purim Celebration (See above) on Monday March 2nd at 6PM and multiple Megillah readings on Purim day (see times above)

Call (317) 698-6423 or respond to this email if you need more info about other readings and locations.

2) Give food or money to the needy; at least 2 separate needy people (Matanot LaEvyonim). If you need help with who to give to or how you can give, please call (317) 698-6423 or respond to this email

3) Send food gifts to at least 1 friend (Mishloach Manot)- at least 2 food items (preferably with different blessings) to at least one person.

4) Feast! Have a festive meal (which includes bread), during the day on Tuesday, March 3rd. There are multiple Purim meals happening around Indianapolis. Please call (317) 698-6423 or respond to this email if you'd like help arranging for yourself to be at 1 of them.

Check HERE for info. about Purim and it's mitzvos. 

Do you know anyone who is in the hospital or may not be able to participate in Purim for whatever reason? Please let us know, so we can make sure they are visited during the holiday.
Wishing your family a freilichen Purim!
Rabbi Mendel and Fraidel Schusterman and Family