CULTURAL ARTS at Temple Beth Zion
The Cultural programming at Temple Beth Zion enhances the historic spiritual, educational and social attributes of our community. Members of the Cultural Arts Committee endeavor to provide a diverse calendar of offerings to delight, elevate and embrace. Enjoy!!!
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Saturday, January 26 8:00 PM THE BUFFALO GAY MEN'S CHORUS
The Proud and the Passionate
Directed by Barbara Wagner, the BGMC has a rich catalogue of classical, contemporary, Broadway, pop and multi-cultural selections. Since their last performance at Cantor David Goldstein's farewell in 2006 the Buffalo Gay Men's Chorus has continued to wow audiences throughout Western New York and are delighted to be returning to TBZ
Thursday March 20 8:00 PM PURIM 2008
WITH THE LANCE DIAMOND SHOW
7:00 PM Dinner - $12 for adults, $7 for children
Shake your groggers and BOO! Haman, then stay and shake your tushies to the sounds of the Lance Diamond Show! Lance engages his audience like no other. His shows are highly charged non-stop motion, his golden voice and platinum wardrobe have won him a devoted following of which he so lovingly refers to as his family. People travel from miles around to the Elmwood Lounge to be taken in by the warmth and the style of a Buffalo Legend.
Saturday April 26 8:00 PM KOL B'SEDER -
THE MUSIC OF JEFF KLEPPER AND DANNY FREELANDER
Have you ever wondered who writes the music that we sing during services at Temple Beth Zion? If you have, then don't miss this night! Kol B'Seder (means it's all okay) features this dynamic cantor/rabbi duo Jeff Klepper and Danny Freelander. They gave us "Shalom Rav" that you hear almost every Friday night, "Mah Tovu" on Shabbat mornings, and many other fabulous melodies.
Co-sponsored by Temple Beth Am
Saturday June 21 7:30 PM Broder Center
FEATURING BISSELE KLEZ
A lovely summer solstice Havdalah service led by our clergy will begin the evening and we will formally welcome summer with the music of Bissele Klez. These musicians are dedicated to the performance of traditional Klezmir and Yiddish music. Influenced by their Yiddish and Eastern European roots, these four performers bring a fresh energy to old Yiddish standards as well as origional compositions.
Featuring soprano Lori Ullman, clarinetist Amrom Chodos,, accordionist Michael Weinstein, and bassist David Cohen will entertain you a bissele klez (a little Klez)
Tickets: $10 advance $12 at the door
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