Performances
Thursday, January 1, 3:00 pm
Tap into Soul with Solomon Jaye on New Year’s Day
America’s Premiere Tap Dancing Soul Singer
Blending multi-octave vocals and world-class tap dancing and a soulful setlist featuring both classic and contemporary chart-topping hits, Solomon Jaye offers an exciting new take on a timeless genre of music. Bring in the New Year with this incredible cross-genre mashup of music, dance, and electrifying energy created every time Solomon Jaye steps onto the stage.
VIP Reserved Seats: $50, General Admission: $45, Gold & Gold Plus Members: $40, Platinum Members: $20 (not included in Pick 6)
Saturday, January 3, 7:30 pm
Israeli Songfest - A Celebration of Israeli Music with Gilad Paz
An exciting program featuring some of Israel’s most beloved songs of all time! Israeli-American vocalist, Gilad Paz (seen on America’s Got Talent and co-founder of Israeli music cover band TLV), will take the audience on a fun journey through the diverse canon of Israeli music, showcasing the cultural and musical tapestry of the country. We look forward to having you sing along with us!
Thursday, January 15, 7:30 pm
Con Brio Quartet
Join us for an enchanting evening of classical masterworks with the internationally acclaimed Con Brio Quartet. This extraordinary ensemble, comprised of award-winning international musicians will transport you with their skill, passion, and energy. Individually, they have appeared as soloists on the world’s great stages and are members of prestigious orchestras. Together, they elevate string music to new heights, performing an inspiring, diverse, and compelling program of compositions by beloved composers.
Thursday, January 22, 7:30 pm
Susan Winter performs This Thing Called Love
Manhattan Association of Cabaret (MAC), Bistro, and Broadway award-winning singer Susan Winter will make her Levis JCC debut with her show, This Thing Called Love. Featuring songs about love found, lost, and everlasting, Susan will perform timeless classics from the Great American Songbook, as well as soon-to-be standards by contemporary songwriters. Susan Winter’s program promises an evening filled with captivating rhythms, musical depth, and personal reflections on the most universal of emotions — love.
Thursday, January 29, 7:30 pm
Rachel Matz Hunter performs Broadway Bubbala: Songs with Heart and Chutzpah
Directed by Tony Award winner Faith Prince, with musical direction by MAC and Bistro Award winner Bobby Peaco. This musical exploration honoring Women and Jewish Broadway, features an exciting selection of songs by Jewish writers such as Frank Loesser, Stephen Sondheim, John Kander & Fred Ebb, Jerry Herman, and more. This show celebrates the dynamic, spirited, and heartfelt roles and songs created by Jewish composers and lyricists for the leading ladies of Broadway.
Sunday, February 1, 2:00 pm
South Florida’s 12th Annual International Ladino Day Concert Oras Dezaoradas ~ Hours Without Hours
Performed by Lily Henley
Co-Sponsored with The Sephardi Federation of Palm Beach County
In memory of Miriam Behar
Award-winning folk singer Lily Henley performs original songs and Sephardic Jewish ballads with new melodies, reviving an endangered tradition of joy and sorrow. Her music blends diverse influences to showcase the history and culture of her Sephardic ancestors, exploring themes of transience and exile. Her album Oras Dezaoradas combines ancient and modern languages, sharing the hopes and stories of Sephardic life. A Fulbright awardee, Henley has performed at Carnegie Hall and collaborated with Grammy winners. She sings this concert with folk artist Duncan Wickel.
Sephardi Federation Members pay Gold Member price
The celebration continues Monday, February 2, 2:00 pm with “Fiesta Ladino” an International Ladino Day Celebration
Sunday, March 1, 2:00 pm
Harmony Across Generations Florida
Intergenerational Orchestra of America The Florida Intergenerational Orchestra of America (FLIOA) founded and conducted by Lorraine Marks-Field brings together musicians of all ages in a celebration of lifelong learning and community through music. The repertoire spans classical masterpieces, Broadway favorites, patriotic anthems, film scores, and original compositions, often featuring narration, guest artists, and community engagement elements. Recognized nationally FLIOA exemplifies that music has no age limits. It fosters mentorship, community, and provides a space where everyone can find their voice, in harmony.
Wednesday, March 18, 7:30 pm
Elliot Weiss and the Nouveau Continental Orchestra
Join us as Elliot Weiss and the Nouveau Continental Orchestra present a selection of timeless international songs and classics from the Great American Songbook. Enjoy rare introductions to standards and insights into the creative process along with stories from Elliot’s 60-year career as a composer, arranger, and musical director. Elliot Weiss has performed at the Tony Awards with James Corden and Billy Porter. He has received the Manhattan Association of Cabaret Award, the Madame Freschl Award for composition, and the Eugene O’Neill Award for American Musical Theater.
Saturday, March 28, 7:30 pm
Rhapsodic with piano virtuoso Mia Vassilev
Pianist Mia “Miss Flying Fingers” presents Rhapsodic, a show centered around George Gershwin, weaving his beloved tunes within the iconic Rhapsody in Blue. Liberace’s conductor/orchestrator, Arte Azenzer, began the piece for Liberace, and it now receives its long-awaited debut. Retro classic favorites spanning from the 1920s-1980s will also be featured. Featuring Mia on piano, accompanied by percussionist George Mazzeo and stunning multimedia, Rhapsodic is a genre-defying musical journey!
