We invite you to join us for a wonderfully festive and familiar afternoon at our Sukkot Concert this October! It’s the perfect, relaxed way to gather with friends and celebrate the richness of the holiday.

We are thrilled to be collaborating with the lively Klezmer band, Добрый, Добрый (Dobry, Dobry) who will bring to us treasured traditional Sephardic melodies, high-spirited Klezmer favorites that get your feet tapping, and beautiful arrangements of prayers that you know and love, like the comforting "Hine Ma Tov."

This event is more than just a performance—it’s a chance to actively connect with the traditions we cherish. A Rabbi will be with us to lead the meaningful Sukkot blessings and gently guide anyone who wishes through the mitzvah of shaking the Lulav and Etrog—a beautiful connection to the harvest season.

Come enjoy the familiar music and the warmth of community under the s'chach (sukkah roof). It’s an easy, enjoyable afternoon celebrating our heritage.

Admission is completely FREE, so please bring a friend and join us!

Get ready for an evening of beautiful music, warmth, and inspiration! You're invited to our special FREE Rosh Hashanah Concert this September, a meaningful way to welcome the new year (5786) with joy and reflection.

Come together with our community for a concert that will move your spirit and uplift your heart. We'll be sharing stunning musical arrangements that bring the most cherished High Holiday rituals and prayers to life. Experience the soul-stirring melodies of favorites like "Avinu Malkeinu" and the powerful themes of hope and renewal found in the season's liturgy.

This is more than just a concert—it's an opportunity to pause, connect, and set a beautiful, hopeful intention for the year ahead through the universal language of music. Everyone is welcome! Bring your friends, bring your family, and join us for a truly unforgettable start to 5787.

Admission is completely FREE!

Join us for a heartwarming evening as celebrated Mezzo-Soprano Michelle Pavlova and Soprano Laurena Alm bring the magic of love to life in Canticles of Love. This enchanting concert features a selection of timeless melodies and beloved classics that celebrate the many shades of love—passionate, tender, pious, and joyful.

Joining them at the piano is the esteemed Kerrilyn Renshaw. A long-time faculty member and collegiate vocal coach at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, Ms. Renshaw's distinguished career includes serving as Orchestra Pianist with the San Francisco Symphony, staff pianist for the San Francisco Opera, and performing as a collaborative artist at venues like Carnegie Hall and frequently with prominent Bay Area musicians.

With a program filled with familiar tunes, this performance is perfect for both seasoned classical music lovers and newcomers alike. Whether you’re swept away by soaring arias, captivated by charming duets, or moved by heartfelt art songs, you’ll find something to fall in love with.

Come experience the beauty of song and let your heart be carried away by the Canticles of Love!

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In the Jewish tradition, Havdalah is the ceremony that marks the end of the Sabbath and the beginning of the Week-To-Come. It starts when three stars are visible to the naked eye. For this concert, we’re starting with desserts at 7:30pm, music sharp at 8:30pm mixing some Hebrew texts with Telemann and Vivaldi, and timing it to end with Havdalah just at the right time.

Telemann is represented by a trio from Essercizzi Musici featuring recorder and gamba, and Vivaldi by an arrangement of Spring from The Four Seasons tailored to the group as a (mostly) harpsichord concerto.

The Hebrew texts are from Salamone Rossi’s Songs of Solomon with part of Ernest Bloch’s Sacred Service. We hope this mix of styles will be inspiring, and that our musical version of Havdalah will gently and peacefully invite a new week of activity.

Featuring:

Jonathan Salzedo (harpsichord/organ)

Marion Rubinstein (recorder)

Michelle Pavlova (Mezzo-soprano)

Laura Jeannin (violin)

Amy Brodo (cello/viola da gamba)

Tickets are free! Just show up! However, all donations are accepted :)