Summer Jewish Music Festival
Wednesday, June 11, 2025
PICNIC DINNER 6:00 - 7:00 PM
CONCERT 7:00 - 8:30 PM
Join us for an unforgettable evening of music, community, and sweet summer vibes at the Summer Jewish Music Festival, hosted by Cantor Jacqueline Rafii and featuring an incredible lineup of Jewish musicians and singers. Bring your friends and family, sit under the stars, and enjoy this outdoor concert on the Valley Beth Shalom turf field.
⭐️ Tickets for kids 12 and under are only $18 - for members and non-members! ⭐️
Come early for an optional pre-concert dinner — bring your own kosher picnic or pre-purchase a kosher meal here.
✨ Let’s celebrate the joy of Jewish music together, all ages welcome!
Click Here to Purchase Tickets and Meals
‼️ ATTENTION: WE HAVE A NEW TICKETING SYSTEM FOR THIS CONCERT! For this concert, you will recieve an e-ticket ONLY (not a paper ticket).
❗️ABOUT YOUR TICKET: After you purchase your ticket will receive a confirmation email where you can click "Download e-Ticket". You'll be sent to a page with a QR code - THIS IS YOUR TICKET. Please bring this with you to the concert, either on your phone or printed.
⚠️ IMPORTANT PAYMENT NOTE: Zeffy (this ticketing platform) will ask you to make a donation on the payment page and defaults to a 17% donation. THIS IS NOT REQUIRED.
To donate 0%:
- Click "17%"
- Then click "OTHER"
- Enter "0"
Donations to the Zeffy platform are optional and do not go to Valley Beth Shalom.
Past Concerts
David Broza in Concert
Sunday, November 17 | 4:00pm
Israeli superstar David Broza kicks off our Annual Concert Series!
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE VBS CONCERT SERIES
Produced by Cantor Jacqueline Rafii
Established in 2022, the VBS Annual Concert Series was developed by Cantor Jacqueline Rafii to bring VBS to the forefront of musical and cultural innovation. The VBS Annual Concert Series transcends the traditional understanding of musical presentation in the synagogue. From a hugely diverse and broad array of genres and artists, we offer a new expression of musical connection to Judaism and the Jewish people.
