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Gathering Of The Supplies

Unpacking at Wakarusa

Unpacking at Wakarusa

We are gearing up for Coachella – our first biz is to figure out how to gather all the supplies we need. We own a bunch of gear, but we don’t have everything we need, plus, we need other help bringing stuff into camping. We are not allowed to bring a uhaul, and only own a minivan…

Here are some of the supplies that we are going to need. If you have a way of getting any of these – let us know!

FOOD:
Fruits (2 Crates) Vegis (2 Crates) Tuna
Challah (30) bagels (10 dozen) Wine (2 cases)
Cookies (lots) olive oil 1gal chips (5 bags)
tortillas (5 bags) salsa lots hummous lots
Pickles 10 cans olives 10 cans Cakes (lots)

any other vegi foodstuffs

SUPPLIES
Water Coolers
Folding Chairs
Folding Tables
10foot or larger pop up canopy

Home Made Shabbat Tent sign

Large flagpole ( we had to leave ours at phishfest… long story.)

Be in touch if you are interested in getting something…

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LA Jewish Journal: Phish, Shabbat Mingle in Coachella

November 11, 2009
Phish, Shabbat Mingle in Coachella

By Ryan Torok

For three days over Halloween weekend, between 30,000 to 40,000 fans of the eclectic, free-form rock band Phish gathered on the Empire Polo Fields in Indio, site of the annual Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, for Phish Festival 8. RVs and thousands of small camping tents staked out territory throughout eight campgrounds. And in one of those tents, on Friday night, Rabbi Yonah Bookstein led 35 people in a Kabbalat Shabbat service. This was the Shabbat Tent.

Starting at around 5 p.m., timed so people wouldn’t miss the first Phish set, a group of Jews and non-Jews crossed the campground dancing and singing “Lecha Dodi,” then, beneath a huge Israeli flag, they recited Kiddush, said the Motzi and ate a vegetarian Shabbat meal. Read the rest of this entry »

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Find Us Here!

We made it- its a zoo. Expecting 50-60,000 people this weekend.

Look for huge Israeli flag in ” Lamb” camping lot – along fence, near exit to main venue area

Shabbat shalom!

UPDATE — CAMP MOVED NEXT TO CAMPING HQ AND GENERAL STORE IN LAMB CAMPGROUND

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Birthright NEXT Sponsors Shabbat Tent

Matisyahu Shabbat Tent at Langerado 2008

From our humble beginnings with two sticks and a piece of matzah, Shabbat Tent has grown up. We once ground our own flour for challah, and rubbed sticks together for fire. We fished for gefilte fish with homemade rods. We harvested our own soybeans for tofu. It was really old-school.

Ok, not really, but we had nothing when we started.

Thanks to generous sponsorship and the involvement of Birthright NEXT, Shabbat Tent this year at WAKARUSA will be fully operational, staffed, equipped, and ready.

Make sure to follow us on TWITTER, check back for more posts and buy your tickets.

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Matisyahu Shabbat Tent @ Langerado brought the roof down, literally

Matisyahu, world reggae superstar, was one of the headline performers at this year’s Langerado Music Festival. In order to observe Shabbat – and perform Saturday night — Matisyahu arranged for Shabbat to be held at the festival itself!

Thanks to support from sponsors birthright israel Next, the Shabbat program brought together Matisyahu and his wife Tahli, Rabbi Leibish and Dena Hundert of Montreal, Rabbi Yonah, and other staff for a rocking Shabbat program. All the logistics and food and staffing were arranged by Adam Weinberg, who worked tirelessly to make this program a reality.

200 or more people jammed the tent and overflowed into “Main Street” during Kabbalat Shabbat. The dancing was amazing and lasted for over an hour. When the dust settled we transformed the tent into a Shabbat Table, and hundreds ate a delicious Shabbat dinner before heading out to hear their favorite bands.

Check out this video from Florida’s Langerao Music Festival Shabbat Tent – notice tent on the ground. It blew down in hurricane force winds. No one was hurt and the show went on.

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