The Shalom Y’All Jewish Food Festival

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Volunteers Needed

The 2018 Shalom Y’all Jewish Food Festival is approaching and we’d love you to sign up as a volunteer! Whether you love to cook, organize, serve food or sell tickets, we’ve got a space for you!

Sign up to cook for the 2018 Food Festival. (Most of the cooking sessions are at the Temple, but we also need folks able to make matzo balls and hamentashen dough at home and drop them off at the Temple.)

Volunteer to work at the 2018 The Shalom Y’All Jewish Food Festival.

Sponsorship

The Shalom Y’All Jewish Food Festival (R) sponsors are vital to the event’s success. There are many levels of sponsorship available to corporations, small businesses, and individuals. Your sponsorship is tax deductible, and supports our community outreach activities.

To learn more, and to become involved in this exciting event, please contact Jennifer Rich at the Congregation Mickve Israel office (912.233.1547, extension 302) or jennifer.rich@mickveisrael.org).

The Shalom Y'All Jewish Food Festival - 30th Anniversary

The Shalom Y’All Jewish Food Festival, will be held on Sunday, October 28, from 11 am until 3 pm.  
 
This year, the event will be held in Monterey Square, not Forsyth Park.
 
The festival draws about 10,000 attendees annually. Participants of all ages will enjoy a taste of ethnic Jewish cuisine as well as family entertainment including music and dance.
 
There is no admission charge for the festival. Food purchases are by tickets, which are sold in advance at the temple office, and at the event (at full price). Gift items can be purchased by cash and by credit or debit card.
 
Below is a small sampling of our extensive menu of delicious Jewish delicacies to be found at The Shalom Y’all Jewish Food Festival (R):
  • Deli Sandwiches (corned beef, pastrami, or tongue)
  • Potato Latkes
  • Homemade Blintzes
  • Homemade Challah
  • Hummus & Pita
  • Kosher Hot Dogs
  • Noodle Kugel
  • Sizzling Sephardic Lamb
  • Stuffed Cabbage
  • Sodas, including Dr. Brown’s®
  • Sweets from our Sisterhood
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