Rethink Shul.

Follow the magic—come explore endless possibilities in Jewish life through our innovative and ground-breaking musical approach to all things Jewish.

and see what everyone’s talking about!

index

EXPERIENCE ALL OF THE EXCITEMENT, ENRICHMENT, PROGRAMMING, SERVICES, MUSIC, GUEST SPEAKERS, CLASSES, TOGETHERNESS, LAUGHTER, CARING, AND INSPIRATION OF THE SONG SHUL!

February 21 – Chassidic Shabbat

Cantor Simon and the Toronto Festival Singers set a freilich mood with Chassidic niggunim throughout the davening.

With appearances and participation from 
The Special Voices Choir
in honour of Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month
Meeting at Bialik, 2760 Bathurst

10:00 AM Torah Service
Those wishing to help make a minyan and daven Shacharit are invited to join Cantor Simon at 9:15
P’sukei D’Zimrah this week will be led by Special Voices member, Alan Bernstein

All are welcome – bring your family and friends to this one-of-a-kind Shabbat morning experience!

Ladies Rosh Chodesh Group – In Person!

Welcome the month of Adar, the happy month! There’s always a lot to hear about and talk about with Aliza and this wonderful group of women. Fascinating tidbits, uplifting and inspiring you to move forward and feel good in this  merriest month of the year! 

Monday February 23
12:00 – 1:00 PM
Click here to register 

MEGILLAH READING & PURIM PARTY!
Monday, March 2 

-Great Food and Drink
-Live Music with the Hey, Man Jazz Duo
-Parody Singing
-Quick Megillah Reading
-Fun, Fun, Fun!

7:15 PM Hors D’oeuvres & Shmooze
8:00 PM Megillah Reading
Members Only
Click here to register

READ ALIZA’S BLOG
Messages about the Israel-Hamas War
CLICK HERE

All Three Choirs are back!
If you love to sing, we have a choir for you!  Try the first one for free.

Click here for all the exciting details about Uptown Sound, Downtown Sound, and Special Voices!

Subscribe to The Song Shul’s YouTube channel. Click here.

Enjoy The Song Shul’s Music Videos!

Two in Love on Tu B’Av – an original song for the most romantic day of the Jewish calendar

Torah Torah – Cantor Simon and many of The Toronto Festival Singers get together virtually to sing one of the favourite signature songs from The Song Shul repertoire

Love Letter to Jerusalem – In honour of Jerusalem Day, Cantor Simon and Aliza perform this tribute. Over 40,000 views!

Here’s why everyone is flocking to The Song Shul: A Community in Harmony

  • Cantor Simon Spiro and the fabulous Toronto Festival Singers
    You’ve never heard anything like it
  • Davening in-the-round
    So easy to sing with us
  • A compelling and to-the-point Staccato Sermonette
    If you don’t hit oil after 8 minutes, stop boring
  • The whimsical Torah Bubble Parade
    You saw it here first!
  • Music Mini-yan
    For little ones
  • The Shabbat Starbucks Coffee Lounge
    For not-so-little ones
  • Best kiddush in town!
    Seriously…everyone sticks around
And much more!
We meet two Shabbatot a month, plus all festivals.
Click here for more information.

Thursday night is Choir Night! 

Try the first rehearsal for free!

Downtown Sound (Children’s Choir) 4:30 – 5:15 PM

Special Voices 5:30 – 6:15 PM

Uptown Sound 7:30 – 9:30 PM

Exciting ongoing programs at The Song Shul!

Many Lives, One People:
Growing up Jewish Around the World
One Wednesday evening each month
7:00 – 8:00 PM

Ladies’ Rosh Chodesh Group
1st Monday of the Hebrew month.
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM

Uptown Sound adult choir
Thursdays, 7:30 – 9:30 PM

Yad Squad Torah Reading
Sundays & Wednesdays 8:00 – 9:00 PM

Special Voices
choir for adults with disabilities
Thursdays 5:30 – 6:15 PM

Downtown Sound
children’s choir
Thursdays 4:30 – 5:15 PM

Alef-Bet Challenge
Sundays & Wednesdays
7:00 – 8:00 PM

Brush Up Your Siddur
Sunday mornings
10 – 11:00 AM

Lively Learning with Cantor Spiro
Sunday mornings
11:00 AM – noon

Listen to some of our music

Mi She’asah Nissim (Blessing for the New Month)
Cantor Simon Spiro and the Toronto Festival Singers (in concert)

Yism’chu
Cantor Simon Spiro and the Toronto Festival Singers

Refa’eynu (Song for Healing)
Cantor Simon Spiro6Decemb