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January 13, 2025
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Join Ashkenaz once again at Earl Bales Park in North Toronto for the second edition of the Summer Jam concert series.
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Ashkenaz Festival & Magen Boys are returning to Earl Bales Park for the second edition of the Summer Jam FREE concert series, expanded this year to include FOUR exciting and eclectic double-bill concerts on alternating Monday evenings! Each concert will feature a Jewish roots or related performance, paired with a rock or jamband tribute act, attracting inter-generational fans from across the musical spectrum. Bring a blanket or lawnchair, a picnic and beverages and enjoy amazing music in an idyllic setting with friends and family. Mondays will never be the same! See below for the digest schedule.
Monday July 15
Guy Mintus (Israeli piano virtuoso)
The Lizards (Phish tribute)
Monday July 29
David Wall, Kate Fenner & Chris Brown (Soul, RnB, Yiddish)
Dixie Chicken (Little Feat tribute)
Monday August 12
Moskitto Bar (European, Balkan, and mid-Eastern fusion)
Tommy Youngsteen (Bruce Springsteen tribute)
Monday August 26
Anbessa Orchestra (Ethio-groove via Israel)
Lazo (Bob Marley Tribute)
Presented by:
A Kultura Collective Member
In Partnership with:
Co-presented with:
Magen Boys Entertainment
Sponsored by:
Kultura Collective
Start Date: July 15, 2024
Closing Date: August 26, 2024
7-10pm
Midtown Toronto
Earl Bales Park
4169 Bathurst St.
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Free
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