Jewlicious Scholarships are available for one amazing weekend in Southern California in the middle of the winter! That means that a $300 trip may cost you less than $150!
February 27 to March 1, take a weekend trip to LA:
Jewlicious Festival a three-day gathering of Jewish students & young adults, held at the massive 85,000 sq. ft. Alpert JCC in Long
Beach. The Festival features leading Jewish personalities, musicians, artists, and writers from around the world for a world-class concert series, inspiring Shabbat experiences, discussions and workshops.
Jewlicious has been described as “an event unlike any other weekend in Jewish history.” Jewlicious unites trend-setters, artists and spirit seekers; Ashkenazim, Sefardim, Persians and Mizrachim; atheists, agnostics, skeptics and believers; designers, activists, jocks, and hipsters. Sound impossible?
Don’t worry we’ve done this before

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Matisyahu is known as the Hassidic Reaggae Superstar – he holds the
record for the highest debuting reggae album on the Billboard Charts.
His success has demonstrated that music is truly the international
language, able to express the full range of human emotions from the
most banal to the most lofty and spiritual. He is a Hassidic Jew who
raps about the splendor of Judaism through the medium of traditional
Jamaican music!

This past Saturday night a bunch of UMBC Hillel students went to see
Matisyahu perform live at Rams Head. Rides and tickets were arranged
and everyone came in a good mood. We all expected to have a good time
but the evening managed to exceed our expectations none the less. The
opening act, the Flobots really warmed the crowd up – they got
everyone to raise their hands in the air with their young, loud and
awesome music.

Then the king of the evening began his set with “King Without A Crown”
and didn’t let up for another 3 full hours! The audience was singing
and dancing and in the throes of ecstasy for the entire time. After
the exhausting show, Matisyahu still managed to find the energy to
come down off the stage and hang out with his fans, sign some posters,
write “Blessing” on t-shirts, get feedback about the show and talk to
his groupies.

The gang from UMBC Hillel got lucky – able to witness a great show and
interact with a really nice down to earth artist. It’s unlikely that
any of us will get “Jeruuuuuusalem” out of our heads anytime soon.
Thanks, Mati, for your great show! Come back to Baltimore any time!

More pictures are HERE