FESTIVAL LINEUP

MUSIC

The Klezniks

The Klezniks, a Boston-based Klezmer band, bring a lively mix of Jewish musical traditions to the stage. From freylakhs and nigunim to Ladino ballads and Yiddish swing, their high-energy performances feature clarinet, violin, sax, drums, and more. They've played everywhere from NEFFA to the Salem Common, and now bring their joyful sounds to our festival stage.

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Israeli Street Food

Ladle & Loaf Kosher Restaurant of New Haven will be joining the Festival with the best of both worlds: classic American cookout staples like juicy burgers and hot dogs, plus bold Israeli street food. The highlight? Their legendary sabich, fluffy pita packed with eggplant, egg, and savory toppings. Freshly made, full of flavor, and perfect for all appetites.

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Kona Ice

A frozen dessert with ice shaved into thin, delicate flakes, creating a soft and fluffy texture that melts in your mouth. Flavored syrup is poured over the ice, resulting in a mouthwatering treat. With Kona Ice, you can put on your choose your own flavors, and create the perfect desert.

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Vendor Booths

Shop, browse, and connect at our vendor booths featuring a vibrant mix of local artists, handcrafted Judaica, jewelry, gifts, and more. You’ll also find booths from local community organizations sharing their work and resources. Vendors from across the area will be joining us to showcase their unique creations and products for sale. It’s the perfect opportunity to explore, connect, and support local talent.

ATTRACTIONS

Foam Party

At 2 PM, get ready for an exciting foam party where kids can cool off and have a blast! Watch as mountains of fluffy foam fill the air, turning the area into a bubbly playground. It’s the perfect way to beat the heat and enjoy some carefree fun in the sun—don’t forget a towel!

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Kids Fun Zone

The fun zone will include all kinds of attractions for kids of all ages from jumping castles to obstacle courses, carnival games. and crafts for the little ones.