Project HEROES – October 7 Commemoration Program

About this event

Switch to HebrewSwitch to English Project HEROES Commemoration Program Honoring courage. Remembering sacrifice. Celebrating heroism. Join us on October 7 for a powerful evening of remembrance, music, storytelling, and hope. Project Heroes Commemoration Concert is a moving multimedia stage experience honoring the extraordinary individuals whose courageous actions on October 7 saved countless lives. Through their bravery, sacrifice, and determination to protect others, each represents a unique and inspiring expression of Jewish heroism. Blending live music, original songs, documentary footage, powerful storytelling, video art, and immersive lighting and effects, the program takes audiences on an emotional journey through stories of courage, resilience, loss, and hope. Together, we will remember those we lost, honor those who stepped forward in moments of unimaginable danger, and celebrate the strength and spirit of the Jewish people. October 7, 2026 Doors Open: 6:30 pm Program Begins: 7:30 pm THIS PROGRAM IS IN ENGLISH. Hebrew songs will be translated to English FREE and open to the community. Registration is required and will be closed on September 30. Limited seating is available. About Project HEROES Project HEROES is a nonprofit initiative working to shift the Jewish narrative from victimhood to heroism. Through educational and artistic programs, Project HEROES seeks to strengthen Jewish pride, inspire resilience, and empower a new generation to stand confidently in the face of rising antisemitism. Its long-term vision is bold yet simple: to help make hero one of the first words people around the world associate with the Jewish people. About Gilad Segev Gilad Segev is an internationally acclaimed Israeli musician whose chart-topping music and global Passerby project have reached millions around the world. When the attacks of October 7 unfolded, Gilad returned home to Israel in the middle of a global tour, deeply moved by the extraordinary courage,…

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