Win Free Tickets To See HaBanot Nechama
Israeli chart-topping folk trio HaBanot Nechama will perform Thursday January 14th at Adath Jeshurun as part of their current North American tour. TC Jewfolk readers have a chance to win a pair of tickets to the show.
HaBanot Nechama, which means “Comfort Girls” in Hebrew, is formed by members Dana Adini, Yael Deckelbaum, and Karolina. All three have musical careers on their own, but come together as HaBanot Nechama to create rustic, soulful sounds. The Jerusalem Post reports that the women have been “phenomenally successful [since they] burst onto the Israeli scene in 2007.” Their critically acclaimed debut album went platinum within weeks of its 2007 release. The single “So Far” was a number one hit on Israeli radio in 2008 and won first prize at the annual “ACUM” Awards, given by the Israeli Copyright Association. You might also recognize their single “Lovers” which was featured on the last episode of Showtime’s the L word.
Win a pair of FREE tickets to the show!
The Israel Program Center of the Minneapolis Jewish Federation has given TC Jewfolk a pair of tickets to the show to raffle off to one lucky reader. To win, between now and Wednesday, January December 30th Sunday, January 3rd, go to the comments section of this blog post and answer this question: All three members of HaBanot Nechama have other musical projects. Name a trio member and what they might also be known for. We’ll enter your name in our raffle (drawn randomly with the help of The Hat). One submission per person.
See HaBanot Nechama in concert.
The trio will perform Thursday, January 14th at Adath Jesurun. The show begins at 7pm with a VIP reception to follow. Doors open at 6:30pm. Tickets are $15 for students/seniors; $20 general admission; $36 VIP and $40 for a family 4-pack.
Rimon: The Minnesota Jewish Arts Council is offering a special discounted ticket for $18, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting the organization. To buy tickets with the Rimon group, contact the Rimon office at rimon@sabesjcc.org or 952-381-3449.
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