We’re back this year on the King’s birthday long weekend for two JAM-PACKED days of Jewish ideas and culture, and we can’t wait!

Sunday 9 June – Monday 10 June

Early bird tickets are now available! Sign up to make sure you’re the first to hear about international guests and full program release.

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Be inspired.

From Ben-Gurion to bagels, klezmer to Krav Maga, we always have something for everyone! Limmud is an opportunity for you to cultivate a personal Jewish experience and learn from presenters you might never come across otherwise.

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Be entertained.

Live music and performance has been central to Limmud events over the last few years. CHUTNEY, Sydney’s “Kings of Klezmer and Kabaret”, was first formed for a Limmud performance in 2019 and has performed at every event since then! Drawing on their Eastern European and Middle Eastern heritage, they present a hot and spicy mix of original compositions plus modern takes on traditional dance tunes.

What does Limmud mean to our community?

“Limmud does something no other event does in our community – it brings people together from different religious, political and cultural backgrounds and makes them talk. It’s truly a celebration of everything Jewish.”

– Donny

“I have been going to Limmud Oz since I was a kid, and I love that there has always been something exciting for me, at every stage of my life so far.”

— Sarah

“Limmud is a truly special space, one in which I’ve simultaneously felt free to grow within my comfort zones, while also exploring a whole host of new ideas and phenomena. At Limmuds in Australia and America, I’ve connected with friends and community acquaintances, but have also met incredible new people, all with different backgrounds, journeys and stories to share. There’s a special connection between those who are at a Limmud together – it’s indescribable!”

— Eli

“I went to Limmud three times and am now pursuing a career in Jewish education. A coincidence? A bad idea? I guess we’ll never know. Thanks Limmud!”

— Shoshana