Ghetto Shul launches Jazz Fest week music series

From July 1-7, Ghetto Shul, the grass-roots student-run synagogue serving the downtown Montreal community, will be hosting a musical series in affiliation with the Montreal International Jazz Festival.

Named for the Student Ghetto east of the McGill campus that it calls home, the Ghetto Shul is a grass-roots student-run synagogue serving the downtown Montreal community. Striving to offer Jewish experiences accessible by Jews from every walk of life, Ghetto Shul services generate an atmosphere of warmth and community found in few other places in North America. With events ranging from Friday-night services full of song and dance to organized learning opportunities to holiday celebrations and Klezmer jam sessions, the Ghetto Shul capitalizes on the wide range of young Jewish life and creates memories, friends and a community for any Jew living in, studying in, or simply visiting downtown Montreal.

For more information visit: http://www.nightsatghettoshul.com

All shows take place at: Ghetto Shul, 3458 Parc Ave, Montreal, QC. Daily admission is $15, $10 for students.

Wednesday July 1

9PM – Shtreiml

Genre: Folk/Klezmer

11PM – Yuran Asov Brass Fabulous!

Genre: Brass Band

12:30AM – Late Night Jam (Free after 12:30AM)

Saturday July 4

10:30PM – NuJu

Genre: Klezmer/middle-eastern – 3rd year Music students at McGill

12:30AM – Dank Skullkap

Genre: Space Rock Jam Band

Monday July 6

9PM – Jesse Ruben

Genre: acoustic rock, singer-songwriter, just signed to Sony Records

11PM – Nozen

Genre: Hasidic-Jazz-Fusion

12:30AM – Late Night Jam (Free after 12:30AM)

Tuesday July 7

9PM – Isaac Miracles

Genre: Neo-chasidic hip-hop/RnB band

11PM – SoCalled

Genre: Experimental/Hip Hop/Yiddish