KlezCalendar

Come clean your musical and psychological palette after the holidays with a concert by Naftule's Dream at the Forsyth Chapel at Forest Hill's Cemetery in Jamaica Plain, Sunday January 7, 4pm. It is a beautiful chapel with great resonances and spirits (e.e. cummings and Anne Sexton are buried at Forest Hills as well as one of Glen Dickson's favorites, bicycle manufacturer Albert Pope, and many others) located in the Forest Hills Cemetery at 95 Forest Hills Ave.(directions at foresthillstrust.org/directions.html) admission is $15. Our regular crew is featured: Glenn Dickson, clarinet; Gary Bohan, coronet; Michael McLaughlin, accordion; Eric Rosenthal, drums. More info at: foresthillstrust.org/calendar.html

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Who knew? - another year passed - start the new one with music at the WC Klezmer Jam on January 7 Workmen's Circle building, 1762 Beacon St., Brookline 7:00 - 9:00pm Come play klezmer in an informal and friendly atmosphere. We play from music, available at the jam. We have a variety of instruments, and welcome players at all levels. Keyboardists should bring electric keyboards if possible.

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KlezCalifornia at the JCC San Francisco

PARTICIPATORY WORKSHOPS
Sunday, January 7th, 2007, 9:30am-5:30pm
Learn klezmer style (all instruments and levels) from members of the groundbreaking European ensemble, Budowitz; Yiddish dance taught by Michael Alpert; theater, language, literature, songs, history, and crafts workshops by other talented staff. Special programs for teens and youth.

Tickets at JCCSF Box Office 415.292.1233, jccsf.org/tickets
Workshops: JCCSF Members $22, Public $24, Students $10

Jewish Community Center of San Francisco,
3200 California St. (at Presidio Ave.), San Francisco, California 94118

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The Red Sea Pedestrians
at Bells Eccentric Cafe
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Saturday, January 6, 9:30pm
$4

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