The Baltimore Lag BaOmer Music Festival will take place on Sunday, May 26, from 3-7 p.m. at the Katz Jewish Music Center, located at MMAE Synagogue, 7000 Rockland Hills Drive. This holiday event will showcase live Jewish music from a selection of Baltimore’s creative musical talents, along with delicious food and engaging activities. Admission is free.

LevSoul will grace the stage with their original Jewish music, blending folk, rock and jazz elements, featuring Dave and Josh Gerhardt on vocals, guitar and bass, Judah Bennett on guitar, and Tzuriel Fenigstein on drums. The Shteiblers will enchant the audience with their unique blend of original and traditional tunes, infused with klezmer and Chasidishe influences, featuring Aharon Grayson on piano, clarinet, and vocals, Nehemia Jakobovits on vocals, Joshua Solomon on violin, Eli Tarshish on guitar, and Mikhail Abramov on percussion.

Chanon Bloch, drawing from his diverse cultural experiences in South Africa, Israel and the U.S., will share original songs reflecting his global journey. Yisroel Juskowicz will uplift spirits with soulful folk music in a Carlebach style, while Adriel Borshansky will offer his heartfelt compositions rooted in Jewish tradition.

In addition, attendees can enjoy variety of food options available for purchase, including steak sandwiches, barbecue, burgers and hot dogs, as well as beverages courtesy of the MMAE Brotherhood. Family-friendly activities such as face painting and games will be available, along with an archery demonstration and a Judaica books giveaway. The festival will feature a Lag BaOmer bonfire and marshmallow roast.

For information, contact MMAE’s Rabbi Yerachmiel Shapiro at MMAE 410-653-7485.