The Last Horrah is here again, in partnership with the Ashkenaz Festival. Join us for a day of incredible live music and community as we celebrate the end to this year's festival and JCC Summer Event Series.

As the summer comes to an end, we're turning the Honey & Barry Community Park, (4588 Bathurst St.) at the Prosserman JCC, into a cultural playground featuring live music, food vendors, crafts, family friendly activities, and the famous Ashkenaz Parade. This year, we have more bands, more activities, MORE SEATING (we also encourage to bring your own chairs or blankets), and extending the experience until 10:00 PM. In partnership with the UJA Federation of Greater Toronto and The Ashkenaz Festival, this is the perfect way to end the summer together.

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What will be at The Last Horrah?

• Live music featuring bands curated by the Ashkenaz Festival
• The World Famous Ashkenaz Parade
• Vendors including Jewelry, art, books, and food
• Jewish crafts & family activities
• Jewish Culture, tradition & community

Rubin Brothers

Real-life brothers AJ & Colescott Rubin are time-traveling musical entertainers with a whimsical flair for vaudeville & circus. The Rubin Brothers are third-generation Boston artists known for combining snappy originals with unicycling, juggling, acrobatics, and more.

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Ethel Raim and the Socalled Band

Ethel Raim is the legendary founder of both ThePennywhistlers, an American singing group popular during the 1960s folk music revival, as well as NYC’s esteemed Center for Traditional Music and Dance. Her new project with Montreal’s renowned Josh “Socalled” Dolgin features fresh and funky takes on Yiddish song.

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Ashkenaz Parade

One of the signature events of the Festival since its inception in 1995, the Ashkenaz Parade is a joyous procession of music and giant puppets. This year’s edition will be led by the group Dobranotch and feature our entire community of musicians and Festival attendees.

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Hadar Maoz

Hadar Maoz is an Israeli singer, composer, multi-instrumentalist, and electrifying stage performer whose music bridges 2,500-year-old Persian, Bukharian, and Jewish Central Asian traditions with modern groove, blues, and world music.

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Susana Behar

Award-winning vocalist Susana Behar moves between Sephardic song, Cuban rhythms and melodies, and Latin American folklore, shaping them into a distinctly contemporary voice that is entirely her own.

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Michael Winograd and the Honorable Mentshn

You might say the Honorable Mentshn are today’s premiere high-energy aesthetically mid-century tinged, clarinet fronted, nostalgically-leaning, foundationally neo-traditional contemporary repertoire Klezmer ensemble based in the Southern half of Brooklyn with members scattered throughout the US.