He has been featured on the The O'Reilly Factor, Montel, Maury, CNN, and has been a frequent guest on Regis. He has had two network television specials, with more to come. Marc has also completed 3 sell-out seasons in London. He is a regular guest on Court TV, and was also recently profiled on an astounding 60 Minutes by Mike Wallace.

Like the legend who inspires him both personally and professionally, Yehuda's fan base is a "living lesson" in Jewish demography. The audiences at his sold out concerts are comprised of people from Westchester to Williamsburg. Attend a Yehuda Green concert and odds are that you'll find yourself sitting between a traditionally dressed resident of Skver on one side a clearly Mizrachi type from Englewood on the other and a "Uman yarmulkeh" clad lower East Side hipster behind you.

Regardless if it is an intimate kumzitz or a sold out concert, Yehuda's style evokes an emotionally response that few if any performers can match. So, come and enjoy an evening of entertainment with "the hottest ticket in town".

Srully Wulliger will be joining and entertaining us for the Entire Yom Tov
While Srully has released eleven solo albums in the past fifteen years, including the ever popular Carlebach Friday night series, he has actually been recording since his days as a star soloist for the Amudai Shaish Boys Choir at the young age of nine. Srully's childhood career also featured performances on three of the well known 613 Torah Avenue albums and a solo Yiddish children's album titled Kindervelt. While Srully was one of the top voices in Amudai Shaish Boys Choir, Yerachmiel Begun, the world famous director and composer of Miami Boys Choir asked Srully to contribute vocals for one of the songs on his Klal Yisroel Together album as well, singing the song The Gedolai Hador, which commemorated the passing of two great Jewish rabbinic leaders of our generation, Rabbi Moshe Feinstein and Rabbi Yaakov Kaminetzky.

Srully has performed in every major city in the United States and Canada as well as throughout Europe and Israel. His Carlebach style davening, which have been captured for posterity on two CDs, have brought Reb Shlomo's famous nusach to every major synagogue in the world. His soulful, angelic voice and exciting stage presence have enthralled audiences everywhere.

Shloime Dachs will be joining and entertaining us for the Entire Yom Tov
Shloime Dachs began his singing career at the tender age of six with Miami Boys Choir, Tzlil V'zemer and the Amudai Shaish Boys Choir.

Shloime exploded onto the Jewish music scene 20 years ago with a brilliant debut album "One Day At A Time." It became one of the fastest selling recordings by a new star in recent memory. Since then, his magical voice has entertained and dazzled thousands of listeners in concerts and weddings throughout the world. His second album "Acheinu" with Yossi Green, was released ten years ago and sold at a record breaking pace. His third album entitled "K'ish Echod" hit the stores in the summer of 2001 and is still flying off the shelves. Just when you thought he couldn't get any better, Shloime released his fourth album "Avinu." It features eleven songs and an unprecedented interactive video experience of Israel that can be viewed on your home computer. His fifth album, "Hashem Echod", is truly an inspiring and invigorating production. It features twelve songs from five different composers and four elite arrangers. Shloime also introduced his dear son, Dovid to the audience for the very first time with "Torah". Once again there is an interactive behind the scenes presentation, for your computer. Shloime's latest also features a beautiful duet with Israel's most popular singer, Chaim Yisrael. It's certainly not surprising that Shloime Dachs is one of today's most popular superstars in the Jewish music scene.

Finally the long awaited Shloime Dachs Orchestra was created seven years ago, due to the overwhelming success and response he received singing at Simchos. Since its inception, the Dachs band has performed at hundreds of Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, Concerts and Dinners. "Dance All Night with The Shloime Dachs Orchestra" was released this past summer. We are pleased to welcome Shloime to our Program this year.

Rabbi Feuer served in the Rabbinate for over 30 years in Miami Beach, and Monsey, NY and was a Lecturer in Yeshiva Ohr Someach of Monsey. Throughout the years Rabbi Feuer has written hundreds of articles and lectures on a myriad of diverse topics spanning Jewish interests and Torah thought and is one of the most sought out dynamic lecturers throughout the world. . He made Aliyah two years ago and is presently a Rav and Rosh Kollel in Yerushalayim.

Rabbi Eli Joseph Mansour is a Sephardic Orthodox rabbi of Syrian Jewish descent. He is an eminent Torah scholar, internationally renowned and a highly sought after speaker. Currently, he leads a congregation in Brooklyn NY of Sephardic and Middle Eastern Jews of many backgrounds (Syrian, Lebanese, Egyptian, Iraqi, Moroccan, Israeli, Iranian, Turkish, Yemenite, Uzbekistani, Libyan, Algerian, Tunisian).

Rabbi Eliyahu Mansour attended community yeshivot graduating Magen David Yeshivah Elementary and Shaare Torah High School. He then went to Israel where he studied at Mercaz HaTorah. Upon returning home he continued to learn in various yeshivahs and schools. Some places include Yeshiva Ateret Torah in Brooklyn; Bet Midrash Govoha in Lakewood, NJ; Keter Sion Kollel and Yad Yosef Torah Center (Birkat Yaakov) in Brooklyn. He received semichah (rabbinical ordination) in 1998 by Rabbi Max Maslaton of Keter Sion Torah Center. He continues to advance his learning on a daily and weekly basis in community kollels and torah centers. The rabbi's learning and teachings follow the traditions of Rabbi Jacob S. Kassin and Hacham Baruch Ben Haim.The Rabbi and his wife currently have (b'li ayin ha'ra) several children.

Rabbi Shlomo Goldberg has served for the last sixteen years as Menahel (Principal) of Yeshiva Aharon Yaakov/Ohr Eliyahu, a leading and innovative Yeshiva Elementary and Junior High School in Los Angeles. He previously served as Rabbinic advisor for Helkeinu, an adult education program for the Los Angeles Persian Jewish community as Rabbi of the Pacific Jewish Center in Venice, California, and as founding Rabbi of Congregation Torah BaMidbar and Menahel of the Torah BaMidbar Academy in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He was educated in Yeshiva Chofetz Chaim in Jerusalem, and received his Rabbinic Ordination from the Chief Rabbis of Jerusalem and Shaarei Chessed. He is a Phi Betta Kappa graduate of Austin College with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Philosophy.

In addition to his administrative and rabbinic activities, Rabbi Goldberg lectures widely on the topics of leadership, personal growth, marriage enrichment, and parenting. He is a facilitator for the "Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" program, attended the Harvard University Summer Leadership Institute, completed a three-year fellowship as a Senior Leadership Fellow for the Yesud Maalah Program of Torah Umesorah, the National Council for Jewish Day Schools, (an organization for which he is now a senior lecturer), was a winner of the 2003 Distinguished Educator Award given by the Milken Family Foundation, and winner of the 2005 Outstanding Educator Award from Torah Umesorah,. In addition, Rabbi Goldberg authors a weekly d'var Torah on chinuch issues relating to the weekly sedra, and his articles have appeared in the "Jewish Action" and "Jewish Observer" and "Homodia" magazines. Rabbi Goldberg and his wife, Raizel, are the parents of eight children and five grandchildren, and reside in Los Angeles, California.

Rabbi Horowitz is a noted and gifted educator writer and lecture. He is the founder and dean of Yeshiva Darchei Noam of Monsey, and founder and Director of Project Y.E.S. (Youth Enrichment Services). Rabbi Horowitz is recognized throughout the Jewish community as an authority on parenting related issues. His bold and insightful presentations, workshops, CD's, and articles have helped to mold a generation of parents and educators. He is the author of two books, Growing with the Parsha and Living and Parenting, and has produced a whole host of best-selling parenting audio-visual materials.

Rabbi Saadya "Carter" Schwartz was born and raised in Miami, FL, where he grew up in Jewish terms on the liberal side of the Reform scale. While attending college at the University of Pennsylvania, Rabbi Schwartz began to explore his Jewish roots and to slowly take on a few chosen Mitzvos. Upon graduating with honors from Penn in 2001, Rabbi Schwartz, who had been on a pre-law track, decided to delay entering law school and to first delve more deeply into his new interest in Torah. Departing from the US in January 2002 for yeshiva in Yerushalaim, Rabbi Schwartz began what has become a nine-year stint of learning, most of it at the Mirrer Yeshiva in Yerushalaim.

In 2009, Rabbi Schwartz received rabbinic ordination from HaRav Aharon David, a primary talmid of the famed Mir Rosh Yeshiva Rav Chaim Shmuelevitz, and currently one of the Mir's most well known rabbeim and baalei mussar. The same year, Rabbi Schwartz began to serve as a weekly lecturer in Yeshivas Aish HaTorah, as a teacher and advisor to chassanim before their weddings, and as an advisor in the field of Shalom Bayis to various young couples. Having already begun in 2003 to make seasonal appearances as a scholar in residence and as a general speaker when in the US, Rabbi Schwartz has continued on that track including being featured as a guest expert on shidduchim for Dr. Yael Respler's summer talk show on the subject. Rabbi Schwartz's speaking style is exciting and innovative as well as incredibly broad in spectrum and scope. Based on the combination of his Torah knowledge with his academic background-- heavy in the study of history, war, and psychology-- Rabbi Schwartz can be found providing fresh insights on topics ranging from the strategic and Torah perspective of Israel's current military/political position, to deep insights gleaned from the Ramchal into the human psyche, to a motivational talk on HaShem's involvement in shidduchim. Rabbi Schwartz, his wife Naomi, and their three children currently live in the Bais Yisroel neighborhood of Yerushalaim.

Rabbi Roth, MD is a retinal surgeon and a Professor of Medicine at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. He received his M.D. from Yale University School of Medicine, and trained in ophthalmology and retinal surgery at the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Miami and The Cleveland Clinic.

Rabbi Dr. Roth was awarded a Howard Hughes NIH Research Fellowship, which he used to research oculaoncology and ocular molecular biology at Wills Eye Hospital. He has written chapters for numerous medical textbooks, and his research on eye disease has been published in many medical journals.

Mrs. Roth holds a BA in Molecular Biology from Princeton University, and a Masters in Social Work from Rutgers University. She was the recipient of the Mark Forman Memorial Award for excellence in academics and in clinical work upon her graduation from Rutgers' School of Social Work. Mrs. Roth has researched molecular biology at Princeton University and at Yale University, and wrote the science segment scripts for Good Morning America as an AAAS Fellow. Mrs. Roth is an alumnus of the Edgar M. Bronfman Youth Fellowships, and was awarded a Kerem Scholarship for Bronfman Alumni, which she used to run a series of Jewish education seminars. Recently, Mrs. Roth was awarded another Bronfman Alumni Projects Grant, which she used to run the Roth Jewish University Student Learning Seminars.