Join us Saturday, August 24 for Oneg Shabbat at JCC San Francisco!
Alphabet Rockers are so excited to be a part of this wonderful summer series at the JCC. It’s FREE, and it is open to everyone in the community.
What is Oneg Shabbat?
Every Saturday from 2-5 p.m. this summer, the JCC offers games, art activities, music and opportunities to relax and connect together as families. Each event ends with a family-friendly concert at 4 p.m. It’s wonderful! We had the opportunity to provide a music and dance workshop earlier this summer, and are thrilled to close the season with the JCC with offering both a dance/music workshop (from 2-3:30 p.m.) and a concert (from 4-5 p.m.). Hope you can join us – what a great way to celebrate family and get back to school in style!
August 24 Music & Dance Workshop + Family Concert from Alphabet Rockers
Music and Dance Workshop with Alphabet Rockers
Our music and games workshop will involve teaching our dance moves (like seen below), teaching beatboxing (last time we wrote a whole beatbox loop about basketball with an 8 year old), and singing and playing together. It’s a way to play with music with your kids and have a more personal experience of each of the Alphabet Rockers and our teaching artistry! Hope to see you.

Photo credit: JCC San Francisco
Family Dance Party + Concert with Alphabet Rockers
Join us for one of our family-fun dance parties + concerts! We will sing all of our hits and get everyone up and dancing, connecting with each other. Alphabet Rockers is known for rhymes, beats, and energetic dancing – and all of the songs will cover educational content good for celebrating going back-to-school! Below is a shot from our concert at the Los Altos Summer Series where we had hundreds of kids dancing, singing, coming onstage, and getting “dynamite!”
See you on August 24 – remember it’s FREE!

Photo credit:Xiomara Castro
For more information, email us! Or contact JCC San Francisco directly.
To bring Alphabet Rockers to your school or community, contact our amazing booking manager, Rebecca Allison at Kids Can Groove.









































