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The National Jewish Festivals (NJF) Committee is organized to share ideas and resources for Jewish music and art festivals around the country. It is building a registry of performers and artists that all festival committees can use. The NJF will hold meetings to develop this information. If you work with a Jewish festival, please Email Us and we will get back in touch with you. We also provide the following list as a resource to performers, artists and advertiser.
National Jewish Festival Listing
Atlanta Jewish Festival - A showcase of Jewish organizations, services, goods, food and culture, attended by approximately 8,000 in 2001 and growing in popularity every year. Here, amidst the most comprehensive representation of Atlanta's Jewish community organizations, is an opportunity for individuals to be part of perhaps the largest gathering of the Jewish community throughout the year in a single day!
The Festival is located in the Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta at 5342 Tilly Mill Rd. Dunwoody, GA, 30338. This year's Festival will be August 25, 2002. For more information, contact Liora Petel, Special Events, Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta, 5342 Tilly Mill Rd. Dunwoody, GA 30338, phone (direct): 770.395.2598, (main): 770.396.3250, fax: 770.396.2474, email: liora.petel@atlantajcc.org
The Boston Israel Independence Day Street Fair - Harvard St. in Brookline; performers with music and dance; children's area; teen area; synagogue fair; shuk with Judaica and craft fair.
The first annual Boston Jewish Music Festival will take place at locations across the city in March 6-14, 2010. The Festival will bring exceptional Jewish music in a wide variety of styles to locations across Greater Boston. The Festival will represent a showcase of Jewish creativity and culture for the entire Boston community. These musical events present unique opportunities to renew a sense of community and identity among young and old alike thus building pride 'from generation to generation." www.bostonjewishmusicfestival.org .
Boulder Jewish Festival - a one-day celebration of Jewish culture, featuring live entertainment, fine art and Judaica, ethnic and kosher food, community information booths and activities for all ages. Location of Festival: Boulder County Courthouse Lawn and Pearl Street Mall (1200 to 1500 Pearl Street) Date(s) of Festival: Sunday, June 7, 2009; Sunday, June 6, 2010. Contact Information: www.boulderjewishfestival.org
Bucks County Jewish Festival - Annual festival featuring Jewish music, craft, food and games in Bucks County, right outside of Philadelphia. Newtown, PA.
Cincinnati Jewish Folk Festival - This festival is organized by the Hillel Foundation at the University of Cincinnati for the entire local community. It is older than the Greater Chicago Jewish Folk Arts Festival and was created by some of the same folks who started the Chicago event. Contact Rabbi Abie Ingber to audition or submit art.
New England Jewish Music & Art Festival: THE JEWISH TANGLEW0OD - This Jewish Music and Art Festival is a precedent for New England. Children and adults are invited to come and enjoy this exciting event. It is a day of different exhibitions of Jewish music and art, with performances by some of the greatest Jewish musicians. For details and an 8-page color brochure please call (800) 297-6864. For vendor information please call (860) 567-3609. To volunteer, please call Maureen Levy at (860) 283-4524.
North American Jewish Choral Festival - Tenth Annual North American Jewish Choral Festival provides participants with the opportunity to hear and be a part of Jewish choral music at its best. Nevele Grande Hotel, Ellenville NY.
The Jewish Renaissance A Celebration of Joy, Unity and Hope - Sunday, May 26 at South Mountain Reservation, West Orange, New Jersey. Fair opens at 11 A.M. and features Dudu Fisher, Star of Les Miserables in Tel-Aviv, London and on Broadway; Marc Weiner of Nickelodeon's Weinerville & Dora the Explorer; Greg Wall & Klezmerfest in "Klez for Kids" and a Special Tribute Honoring Today's Heroes - NJ-NY Police & Firefighters & Israeli Rescue Workers. More information available on flyer -- a .pdf file that requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Tradition, Tradition: A Festival of Jewish Cultural Arts -
Over two dozen exhibiting artists, musical programming, storytelling, Israeli dance, klezmer music, food and much more. The 2000 festival takes place on February 27,from 9a.m. until 5 p.m. at Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, 6501 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. For more information, contact Cantor Janice L. Roger at janicer@IHCindy.org .
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