MUSIC, SPIRIT, IDENTITY— SF Chronicle article about Jewlicious Festival
Young Jews from Fort Bragg to Uganda gather
Lisa Alcalay Klug, Special to The Chronicle, Sunday, March 18, 2007
When J.J. Keki began leading classic Hebrew songs at a traditional Jewish Sabbath meal in Long Beach last weekend, his 400 lunch companions were transfixed. An African Jew and Grammy-nominated musician, Keki attended Jewlicious 3.0 @ the Beach, self-described as the largest Jewish youth festival. And whether he was singing or discussing his work directing the fair trade Mirembe Kawomera Cooperative for Jewish, Christian and Muslim coffee farmers in his homeland, Uganda, Keki had found his audience.Read more
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