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Saratoga Chabad's annual
SHALOM FESTIVAL 2008
Sunday, August 24th 11am-4pm in Congress Park, Saratoga Springs NY
featuring:
bulletKleine-Klemzer Orchestra
bulletFreiliche Farmer Music www.freilichefarmer.com
bulletMorris Katz - World's Fastest Artist www.morriskatz.com
bulletSweet Whispers Farm Maple Syrup
bulletHigh-Peaks Juggling  www.highpeaksjuggling.com
bulletLaugh-a-lot the Clown
bulletPhil Singer's Caricature Art www.philsingerart.com
bulletFrenchy Loeb's Jewelry
bulletJerusalem Puzzle-Making
bulletShofar Factory
bulletHandwerger's Hebrew Letters
bulletSaratoga Apple & Fruit Stand
bulletSqueeze Your Own Juice
bulletKosher Felafel and More..
 
Shofar Factory and Felafel Booths visible from the park roadway. The big white covered spring and amphitheater had seating and performers and entertainment.
Phil Singer did full color caricatures while his subjects sat patiently, usually in under 10 minutes. Morris Katz, dubbed the world's fastest painter is at work again, shmearing and shmoozing as he quickly brings art to the canvas.
This booth showcased and sold Nancy Handwerger's painted Hebrew letters, filled with mystical background and meditations, and lots of vibrant and warm color.
Kleine Klezmer filled the park with beautiful and melodious song. Some got up to dance! The High Peaks Juggler's "assistant" gets a colored strip spinning around in the air.
Quite a line for the Felafel. There were hotdogs, nibble nosh, drinks and other foods, too. All Kosher.
Rabbi Mendel Serebryanski, the local Sofer scribe, shares information about Torah scrolls, and has Mezuzot and Tefillin for sale as well as a selection of other Judaica toys and media. Besides Maple-Syrup, the organic and Kosher Sweet Whispers Farm in Vermont does woodturning, making unique Mezuzah covers and pens.
 
Face-painting is always a hit with kids.

 

The High-Peaks Juggler gets down low to enthuse kids and their parents around the park, before and after his shows.
This vendor sold handmade dolls and scarves - in the background is a giant wooden Torah, among the many props around the park at the Shalom Festival. Booths are getting set-up in the background.
Rabbi Yossi and friends from Clifton Park Chabad at the Shalom Festival. Kids and adults all enjoy the Shofar Factory.
 
Squeezing oranges into juice for a fresh taste of Israel.  
 
 
 
See the SHALOM FESTIVAL index page
or click below for Shalom Festivals by year:

2004, 2005, 2006,
2007