TOUR DATES
Date City Venue 09/01/26 Blue Bell, PA Wissahickon Valley Public Library Time: 6:00pm.Admission: Free with registration.Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 650 Skippack Pike.Award-winning singer & pianist Avi Wisnia performs a concert to celebrate the carefree days of summer before the seasons change. With his stunning voice and dynamic piano skills, Avi captures the joy of the summer sun through classic songs by Irving Berlin, James Taylor, Otis Redding, and many more. Finding inspiration in Brazilian bossa nova, acoustic American folk, 1950’s west-coast jazz, and contemporary piano pop, Avi will also showcase some of his signature original music. With special guest Chuck Staab on percussion. This all-ages event is open to the public at the Wissahickon Library Blue Bell location, and Free with registration. Music 6pm-7pm. Limited seating, register early.Buy TicketsMore Information 09/02/26 Monroe Townships, NJ Monroe Township Community Center Time: 2:00pm.Admission: PRIVATE EVENT. Address: 12 Halsey Reed Road.This concert event is restricted to members only. 11/05/26 Glenside, PA The Royal Time: 7:00pm.Admission: $25. Address: 1 S Easton Road.Come experience a unique showcase of incredible songs, storytelling, collaboration and community with Philly Songwriters In The Round. Each month, a different line up of stand out artists share the stage, taking turns performing an eclectic variety of original songs, sharing the stories behind those songs, and speaking to the unique perspective that comes with having strong connections to the Philadelphia music scene. Our November concert features the series creator and host Avi Wisnia, with special guests Sug Daniels, Bronson Tennis, and Kikashima. Doors at 6:30pm, Music at 7pm. Tickets on sale soon.More Information Tour: How Saba Kept Singing 11/08/26 Dover, DE Beth Sholom Time: 3:00pm.Admission: Free. Address: 340 N Queen Street.Congregation Beth Sholom welcomes the award-winning documentary “How Saba Kept Singing” to Dover DE. The film tells the story of how Cantor David Wisnia survived the Holocaust through his modern-day journey back to Poland with his grandson Avi. The movie features music by both David Wisnia and Avi Wisnia, plus a brand new original song composed for the film. The screening will include live music performances and post-film presentation with Avi Wisnia.
