EXPERIENCE THE RICH TAPESTRY OF JEWISH MUSIC IN THE OPEN AIR
as we bring together artists, traditions, and communities right here in the heart of Durham. From klezmer to contemporary liturgy, each concert offers a fresh take on Jewish sound, soul, and simcha (joy).
Join us for these FREE CONCERTS outdoors at the Preminger Family Amphitheater for spirited performances that blend old and new, familiar and unexpected — and discover the power of experiencing Jewish music in community.
The Good Vibrations concert series celebrates the depth and diversity of Jewish musical expression, welcoming all who are curious, joyful, and ready to share in something meaningful. Come early, bring a friend, and be part of the music.
Enjoy three unique evenings of Jewish music this summer at the Preminger Family Amphitheater: June 11 kicks us off with a lively night of klezmer; July 9 features the original, uplifting songs of Eliana Light, and July 23 debuts Psalms for the 2020s, a powerful new album by Rabbi Solomon Hoffman.
A Night of Klezmer
WEDNESDAY June 11, 7pm
Let’s welcome summer with joy, rhythm, and ruach!
Kick off the series with a festive evening of klezmer—soulful, high-energy music from Eastern European Jewish tradition.
Local musicians from Chapel Hill and Durham will fill the amphitheater with hora-worthy tunes, nostalgic melodies, and Yiddish folk classics.
Eliana Light
WEDNESDAY JuLY 9, 7pm
An uplifting night of music for the whole community.
Eliana Light shares original music that’s thoughtful, playful, and deeply rooted in Jewish life.
Her songs invite us to reflect, sing along, and connect—to ourselves, each other, and tradition.
Psalms for the 2020s:
Rabbi Solomon Hoffman Album Release Concert
WEDNESDAY July 23, 7pm
Experience Jewish spiritual music reimagined for now.
Celebrate Rabbi Solomon Hoffman’s new album—contemporary liturgical music inspired by the Book of Psalms.
With local musicians and participatory moments, this concert brings ancient texts into vibrant conversation with today.
GOOD VIBRATIONS is made possible by a generous donation from Arosa.
Questions? Get in touch at info@jewishforgood.org