Rosen JCC hosted Purim Pop-Up

Aaron Briskman, 8, dressed in the Alice in Wonderland theme with his 3-year-old sister Isabella Briskman, mother, Mollie Briskman, and father, Zev Briskman.

Polet Ohayon sang several songs.

Polet Ohayon and Selah Levin were ready to bring fun activities to the children.

Roy Aflalo, who is 7, worked on making his crown fit for a king.

Peyton Stoun, who is 5, colored her mask pink and green.

Sabrina Pinto, who is 5, made it to the bottom of the slide with her 7-year-old brother Mathias Pinto close behind.

Yarisma Garcia, a teacher at Rosen JCC, said seeing the children so energetic and having a good time gave her goosebumps.

In honor of his favorite superhero, Kavish Patel had the Captain America logo painted on his face.

People gathered around the table to make masks.

Aarna Patel, who is 8, decorated her mask with dark colors because she likes dark colors.

Dean Gonzalez, who is 9, couldn't wait to have a mustache so he had one painted on his face.

Best friends Caroline Scott and Jackson Pascal ate lollipops while waiting in line for face painting.

Abby Peromsik wanted to dress up as food so she chose a coffee drink.

Nava Wanderman, who is 1, sped across the floor.

Between hula hoops, obstacle tunnels and inflatables, there were plenty of activities for children.

Olivia Berman, who is 4, and her 4-month-old sister Maya Berman both dressed as Ana. Olivia Berman has several princess dresses and decided to wear the Ana dress to Rosen JCC's Purim Pop-Up.

Rosen JCC office manager Jill Schwartz, volunteer Rella Bindell and finance manager Natasha Jagassar volunteered at the event. "We're having fun," Jagassar said.

Nicholas Reiter, who is 3, was one step closer to being a pirate with his mustache and beard.