Join us for a special Nigun Collective guided by visiting composer, ritual-leader and peace-builder Marni Loffman. Through singing niggunim, Marni will bring us towards the transformational power of music, improvisation and deep listening featuring songs from their new album.

7:00 ~ Doors Open
7:30 ~ Nigun circle with Marni Loffman

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Marni Loffman is a community-driven musician and educator exploring how to hold complexity and contradiction compassionately. Embodying a unique Jewish voice and beyond, Marni explores emotions on personal and collective levels through their music. Marni is a performer and group facilitator who has worked in a broad range of fields: as a homelessness street outreach specialist, a doula, a Jewish experiential educator and a ritual leader. They are committed to healing Jewish practices, building social-emotional awareness, inspiring paradoxical curiosity and cultivating creative expression. With an MA in Peacebuilding, and extensive training in restorative/transformative justice practices, dialogue/mediation, and trauma healing, Marni’s music rawly navigates the complexities of life and takes contemporary spins on traditional prayer. Marni’s unique musicality, spiritual insight and diverse Jewish experience inspires art and programming rooted in the transformational power of music, improvisation and deep listening.

Learn more about Marni and listen to tracks from their upcoming album at https://www.marniloffman.com