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About the Festival
The Lubavitcher Rebbe, in one of his last discourses, emphatically stated that women should already get together NOW with song, dance, and drum in celebration of the geula.
"13 years ago I had a great desire and vision, to create a festival for women that would be as fun and exciting, but this time holy, as the non-jewish festivals I went to as a young adult. The festival would use all the wonderful elements of live music, dance, drum circles, art, etc. but this time to further true personal growth, expanded awareness of the goal of geula, and be a home for Jewish women to strengthen themselves in loving, supportive community. The festival has since grown and matured, providing a unique atmosphere of joy, inspiration, and achdut and an unforgettable experience that so many women cherish and look forward to every year. Join the family; we are all in this journey together." - Aviva Spiegel, Festival Producer
Faith in the Certainty of Redemption:
A summary of a sicha from the Lubavitcher Rebbe:
12:35 The Israelites requested silver and gold utensils and clothing from the Egyptians: By also bringing along timbrels, the women demonstrated more faith and trust in God than did the men. The women of our generation, too, should not hesitate to demonstrate their certainty that the final Redemption is imminent. To be sure, until the moment of redemption arrives, we should all feel the bitterness of the exile and pray fervently to God that He bring it to its end. But at the same time, our unshakable confidence that God will fulfill His promise of redemption should fill us with overflowing joy. Women, on the strength of their innately more deep-seated faith, should already begin celebrating the Redemption—even with music, dance, and drum—and this should inspire the men to follow suit.[1]
[1] Sefer HaSichot 5752, vol. 1, pp. 303-307
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