Shalomfest: Jewish food, culture and fun!
The 12th annual ShalomFest continues its family-friendly hospitality, beginning at noon until 7:00p.m. Sunday, September 18, 2005, at Temple Israel, 2004 East 22nd. Place, Tulsa, Oklahoma (just south of Utica Square).
This unique and free event offers special sights, sounds and flavors of Israel and
Jewish culture not usually found in the Midwest.
Flavors of the Middle East and the East Coast:
Enjoy the New York-style pastrami sandwich plate, cabbage rolls, borekas and kosher franks as well as delicious baked goods.
Music & Entertainment:
A day filled with joyous traditional and contemporary music, including Temple Israel’s Cantor, Kari Siegel-Eglash, the popular Klezmer musicians and Temple Israel’s Rock n’ Soul Choir with the Levites Band. The blowing of the Shofar (made from a ram's horn) will also be demonstrated. Children's activities include a Jupiter Jump, face painting and kid's crafts.
Cultural Heritage:
Guided tours and model ceremonies offer rare looks into the rich heritage that is uniquely Jewish. Ceremonies include a Bat Mitzvah, a Jewish wedding and Simchat Torah. Tours of Temple Israel will provide visitors with a look at Jewish heritage.
Arts, jewelry, music & books:
For those wishing to find items for the home or as gifts, there will be plenty of Judaic jewelry from Israel, arts, crafts, literature and music on display and for sale during the event.
Visit us on the web:
http://www.shalomfest.com
