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Purim is one of the most festive holidays in Judaism. Celebrated annually in either February or March, this joyous holiday commemorates the Jews' rescue from extermination in ancient Persia. Jews all over the world celebrate this holiday, and even if you don't affiliate yourself with all the customs of Judaism, you can still join in on the unique observances of the holiday. Special activities, festivities, and meals are all part of observing Purim.
Purim 2023 lasts from the evening of Monday the 6th of March to the evening of Tuesday the 7th of March.[1]
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