Upcoming
July 13, 2026
to August 24, 2026
Ashkenaz returns to Earl Bales Park with the fourth annual edition of the Summer Jam FREE concert series.
Join FENTSTER and Ashkenaz live-streamed on the KlezKanada Facebook page featuring an array of programming produced in Toronto and New York.
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We’re pleased to team up with our friends in Montreal and New York to present a tri-city, in-person and live-streamed closing event for this summer’s virtual KlezKanada Retreat. The evening will consist of the following:
8:45pm ET: A special online-only havdole ceremony celebrating the end of Shabes, presented by Fentster. Featuring The Tower of the Sacred and Ordinary, an art installation by Daniel Toretsky.
9-9:45pm ET: A concert and informal jam produced by Ashkenaz and featuring the Toronto Klezmer Society.
Live-streamed on Facebook and in-person at Drom Taberna, 458 Queen St. W, Toronto, ON
*Note that the music and jamming continues in-person until 11pm, even after the livestream has shifted to NYC at 9:45pm
*Note that the music and jamming continues in-person until 11pm, even after the livestream has shifted to NYC at 9:45pm
Live-streamed on Facebook
9:45-10:30pm ET: A popup performance and jam with the Klezmer Picnic Band, co-produced by the Center for Traditional Music and Dance and Yiddish New York.
Live-streamed on Facebook and in-person at Jalopy Theatre, 315 Columbia St., Brooklyn, NY. Proof of COVID-19 vaccination required upon entrance.
Presented by:
A Kultura Collective Member
In Partnership with:
KlezKanada
Start Date: August 28, 2021
8:45 PM
Virtual
Website:
Free
Accessibility
If accessibility options not listed, please contact the venue to confirm
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