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The inaugural Philly Jewish Music Festival will take place on May 17, 2026 at the 2300 Arena in South Philadelphia.
Yes, there is a large parking lot and a limited amount of street parking available.
Yes, we've contracted with a private security firm highly experienced in events like the festival that will work in partnership with the venue security staff to ensure a safe and joyful festival for all our attendees.
While we can't go into detail about all of our security plans, all guests will be screened at the entrance. Hazardous materials (e.g., pepper spray) and weapons of any kind are prohibited. For more information on entry policies, please visit the venue's website.
Tickets are now on sale! Buy tickets online.
VIP tickets entitle attendees to special perks, like preferred seating, complimentary food and drink, meet and greets with performers and a special-access area from which to enjoy the festival.
Yes, the venue is ADA compliant and there will be seating available to accommodate those who need or prefer it.
Thanks for your interest! While our 2026 festival line-up is now set, if you’re interested in performing in a future festival, please let us know using our contact form!
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