If you didn't get your Broadway fix after Sunday's Tony Awards, we've got you covered with your favorite summer tradition! The one and only Judea Bowl concert of the summer is back on Sunday, June 29 at 5pm.

This year’s theme, Songs of the Tribe: The Story of Jewish Broadway, is a joyful tribute to the incredible impact Jewish creators & performers have had on Broadway. The evening is guaranteed to have you singing, swaying, smiling, and learning all night long. From timeless show tunes to hidden gems, enjoy an evening under the stars of musical magic performed by professional artists as well as some of our very own Temple Judea talent.

Because as Monty Python’s Spamalot so brilliantly put it, “You won’t succeed on Broadway if you don’t have any Jews!”

The festivities kick off at 5:00 PM in Temple Judea’s courtyard, and the concert begins at 6pm. Bring a picnic dinner, your favorite drinks (we’ll have some, too!), and a beach chair or two to get comfy. We’ll also have tables and chairs available if you prefer.

Dress casually and come ready to connect with friends, sing your heart out, and celebrate the joy of Jewish music and community. It’s going to be an unforgettable night—you won’t want to miss it! Learn More & Register