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March 6, 2011

For the past two months, I have been working with Craig Taubman, helping to put together the 6th annual “Let My People Sing” event, which this year, is called Ashkenafard.  The theme of the festival is “Reuniting the Diaspora” which we hope to do by bringing together Jews from all over the world to celebrate hand in hand as one united people.  It’s been amazing to witness how this creative process has manifested and how beautifully the Los Angeles Jewish community has come together to make the event possible. We would be honored for you to join us for this amazing event which includes concerts from more than 20 artists from all over the world,  a “Top Chef” Charoset cook-off, a Jewish Artifacts Road Show, a variety of ethnic cuisines, a photography exhibition, and much, much more! Hope to see you there.

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