Learning Together at Hebrew Foundation School
Grades 4-6 students and their families shared a meal, learned about JDAIM, and enjoyed a powerful musical performance celebrating inclusion, community, and connection.
Thank you for your outpouring love and support during our Shiramania concert and campaign. Please continue to support us !
The Montreal Shira Choir
A community choir for neurodivergent adults.
Who we are and what we do
The Montreal, Shira Choir is an inclusive group of singers, living with disabilities, dedicated to celebrating the power of music, to bring joy, to inspire and unite people of all ages and abilities. People with disabilities are often marginalized in society, without opportunities, to express their talents, passions in life, and realize their full potential.
A beneficiary of Federation Combined Jewish Appeal
An honoured recipient of the Nova Grant from the Jewish Community Foundation of Montreal
Do you like to sing?
If music moves your soul and you love to sing, the Montreal Shira Choir welcomes you! Our choir is a warm, inclusive, and supportive community where voices come together in harmony to spread joy and inspiration.
No matter your background or experience, if you have a passion for singing and a heart for community, we would love to have you join us. Come be part of something special—where every voice matters, and every note brings people closer together.
Sing with us and make a difference—one song at a time!
Latest Updates
Interspiritual Festival “Peace Now” - Concert of Sacred Music
The Interreligious Forum for Peace program at the Canadian Centre for Ecumenism hosted the Interspiritual Festival “Peace Now”, including a Concert of Sacred Music (November 16th, 3 PM) and a Round Table on the social involvement of communities of faith (November 20th, 6 PM) at 6767 Côte-des-Neiges, highlighting the artistic and social contributions of faith communities and their shared pursuit of peace.
Commemoration Marking Two Years Since October 7th - A Tribute to Heroes
Hundreds of Montrealers turned out at the Gelber Centre during torrential rain Monday to take part in Federation CJA’s second annual commemoration of the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas terrorist attack on Israel, in which 1,200 people were killed, scores injured and 251 kidnapped.