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Feb 27

HAMANbashin': JDub's Purim PartyNew York, NYThe Suffolk

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9PM - 1 AM
107 Suffolk St. (Suffolk & Rivington - Lower East Side)
$10 Advance / $15 Door

Costume Contest

Performances by:
Ultragrrrl (DJ Set)
The Shondes
DJ Matt Elkin (of the So So Glos)
Can!!Can
Gangsta Rabbi
+ Patrick of Can!!Can and Punk Torah will channel Sid Vicious to reinterpret the Megillah!!

Sponsored by Tablet Magazine. Additional support provided by the AJWS-AVODAH Partnership.
Feb 27

The Sway Machinery Purim BashBrooklyn, NYLittlefield

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PURIM in HAITI : Party to Help a World Turned Upside Down
THE SWAY MACHINERY's third annual PURIM BASH!!!
Featuring special guests DJARARA--New York's Premiere Haitian Rara Ensemble
(All proceeds to benefit the American Jewish World Service Haiti Relief Fund)

BROOKLYN UNITES to CELEBRATE, DANCE and PERFORM ACTS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS!

On the heels of The Sway Machinery's performance and recording tour of Mali, Africa, the band brings its infectious and joyful vision of worlds of music colliding back to New York for the city's PREMIERE PURIM CARNIVALE!!!

In keeping with the holiday's roots in the salvation of a nation in peril, we have decided to dedicate this year's Purim party to the victims of the recent catastrophic earthquake in Haiti. We are joined in supporting this important cause by DJARARA, specialists in GETTING THE PARTY STARTED!!!

Saturday, February 27th, 2010- 8 PM
Littlefield
622 Degraw Street between 3rd and 4th Avenue in Gowanus
Brooklyn, NY
Price: $10 advance or with costume!/ $15 night of

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