Kleztraphobix at Manhattan's Ansche Chesed

[Robert Wiener <wiener...>]

For those of you who are close enough and hardy enough to take advantage of
the event, here's some more info:

23rd Annual Hanukkah Arts Festival

Saturday Night Opening Gala: 8:00-11:00 pm featuring delicious desserts, a
Scotch, wine, and Champagne tasting, and music by Mike Cohen?s band.
Admission $20

Sunday Show and Festival: 11:00 am-5:00 pm. The crafts show continues, with
the addition of activities for kids and delicious food in the Maccabee
Café. Admission $6; Children $5

NYC's longest-running Judaica crafts fair is a marvelous marketplace of
exciting, creative and affordable Jewish crafts, as well as Jewish books,
music, toys, and more! The Saturday night event includes wonderful desserts
and drinks, along with a great live Klezmer band. The all-day Sunday
extravaganza includes the Maccabee Café and fun activities for kids. Plus,
we're holding a 50/50 raffle - a way to win some serious gelt. 

Support artists from Israel and the US. Stock up on gifts and treat
yourself to items that will make your home and life more beautiful and
meaningful. The fair supports Ansche Chesed, and you'll have a great time. 


> [Original Message]
> From: Jordan Hirsch <trombaedu (at) earthlink(dot)net>
> Date: 12/6/2003 6:27:14 PM
> Subject: Re: Blues and Jewsy
>
> Speaking of Melve Malke, I am on the way out of the house right now to go
> over to Anshe Chesed, you know, on 100th street and West End Avenue (I
> think...I know it when I see it) to play with Kleztraphobix for their
> annual Chanukah fair opening.
>
> Jordan



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