Upcoming
October 11, 2026
Come to the Honey & Barry Community Park for The JCC Fall Shuk, as we bring together the best in cultural arts, performance, music, pottery, food, jewelry, clothing, and DIY masterpieces.
The evening features a screening of The Bridge, followed by a live musical performance featuring cast members from Israel, including Britt Lightning, and a Q&A with the artists.
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Join us for a powerful journey through music, healing, and hope. The evening features a screening of The Bridge, followed by a live musical performance featuring cast members from Israel, including Britt Lightning, and a Q&A with the artists.
The Bridge follows ten young Israeli survivors of the October 7th attacks as they travel from Israel to Los Angeles to attend the legendary Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp. Bearing the weight of unimaginable trauma, they find healing and resilience through music, mentored by icons from bands like Guns N’ Roses, Van Halen, and Black Sabbath. What begins as a leap into the unknown becomes a once-in-a-lifetime journey where music is more than sound, it’s salvation. The film is produced by TV/Film Producer and Director Kevin S. Bright, the Emmy award-winning executive producer and director of the international hit series Friends and David Fishof, the founder and CEO of Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp.
Event sponsored by the Florence, Granovksy and Stekel families.
Presented by:
A Kultura Collective Member
Start Date: October 5, 2026
7:30 PM
Midtown Toronto
Leah Posluns Theatre
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$36
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