LimmudLA was a terrific success and the organizers and their sponsors should be thanked again and again. LA brought out its best and brightest for this weekend retreat. The program was alive, the vibe good, and the entertainment first rate. Sunday’s concert featured a variety of Jewish performers for a PBS style showcase. It was a unique feat, created by Robbie Helperin. Kudos to Linda Fife & Shep Rosenman, conference co-chairs, & Ruthie Rotenberg, Executive Director of LimmudLA, and all the dozens of volunteers.
The LA Times covered the Limmud LA conference, where Rabbi Yonah, Festival Director and Rachel, Program Director, taught sessions this past Presidents Day Weekend. Jewlicious Festival presenters MATISYAHU and Adam Weinberg brought the crowd to their feet with an inspiring acoustic set on Saturday night, then invited everyone to join them at Jewlicious for another round. The LA Times interviewed another JF5 presenter, Avi Averbach, of Jewish World Watch:
“It’s been an amazing weekend. It’s very relaxed, and you’re meeting all these new people from different areas and different parts of Judaism,” said Ari Averbach, 25, who works with Los Angeles-based Jewish World Watch, an organization focused on ending genocide…. Most of the conference sessions were rooted in Jewish traditions with modern adaptations and messages. Read More,,,
Thanks LimmudLA — it was a great weekend.
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next time, give them a couple of monitors so they can hear themselves, and they’ll be able to keep time with each other…
Wait, what? Matisyahu accompanied by Adam Weinberg on guitar in an intimate, unplugged show? WOW! That’s brilliant programing! Where-o-where did they get the idea to put together such a unique and awesome entertainment program?
Where?
Oh wait. Didn’t we do that last year at Jewlicious 4.0?
It’s all good. I think part of our mission is to be inspiring.
Glad to hear about another successful Limmud! This weekend, LimmudPhilly holds their first annual conference from Saturday night to Sunday night at the Gershman Y.