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Artists Join Together for Havdalah Concert at AJA
The Shabbat Project finishes in Atlanta with a Havdalah concert and performance by hip-hop artist Sammy K.
Eitan Katz has some young assistants for the Havdalah service.
The Shabbat Project continued an Atlanta tradition by closing the annual observance with a packed Havdalah concert at Atlanta Jewish Academy on Saturday night, Oct. 28.
The Eitan Katz Band keeps the young men in front of the AJA stage dancing into the night.
The Atlanta Jewish Music Festival-organized concert followed such communitywide events as the Great Big Challah Bake on Thursday night at the Marcus JCC and a Kiddush block party outside Congregation Beth Jacob midday Saturday, as well as events at individual synagogues, all in an effort to get everyone observing one Shabbat.
The concert at AJA featured Atlanta hip-hop artist Sammy K and the Eitan Katz Band, which lead the attendees at the free event in observing Havdalah.
Photos by Eli Gray and Russell Gottschalk
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- Toco Hills-born hip-hop artist Sammy K lays down some rhymes during a Shabbat Project concert in November 2017.
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- The Eitan Katz Band keeps the young men in front of the AJA stage dancing into the night.
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- Eitan Katz has some young assistants for the Havdalah service.
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