Be part of NewCAJE16 and get your products and services in front of a passionate community of Jewish educators, clergy, musicians, and leaders. As a vendor, you’ll have great opportunities to connect with attendees who are actively looking for new resources and ideas. With plenty of foot traffic, dedicated vendor time, and ways to promote your brand, this is the perfect place to grow your reach and make meaningful connections.
Vendor costs do not include room and board. If you’d like to stay in the dorms and dine with us, you can add those options to your application. The Sheraton Baltimore North Hotel is the official NewCAJE hotel. If you wish to stay at a hotel, this is the one to reserve a room at. It is a short walk from campus and will be the site of our evening activities.
Daytime vendors will have permanent tables located in the same building as the workshops, providing attendees with ample opportunities to interact with them before and after sessions. Snacks and drinks will be served in or near the vendor location in between workshop sessions.
Vendor space will be secured during the off hours. In addition there will be dedicated vendor time on Monday as attendees arrive to the conference.
Daytime vendors will have access to the space from Monday to Wednesday (6/23-6/25). Those interested in only vending for one day are encouraged to submit an application for evening vending.
Daytime Vendor cost: $800.00 for the full conference.
At the conference. daytime vendors will receive:
If you’re interested in submitting a workshop as a vendor, it is critical that purchasing your product is not a requirement for those who choose to attend. It is acceptable if your product enhances the learning experience, but workshop time should not be used to sell products. Instead, direct interested attendees to visit your vendor booth outside of class.
Upon submitting this application, you will receive an email with an access link to the workshop application form. Applications are due by April 22nd. If you are accepted as a vendor you will need to show proof of insurance by May 22nd.
Attending Workshops as a vendor
Vendors are encouraged to join workshop sessions. While we ask that you do not interrupt the class to make sales pitches, you are welcome to participate in discussions and encourage attendees or instructors to visit your booth after class.
Those interested in vending during the day must stay setup for all three days of the conference, Monday the 23rd through Wednesday 25th. If you want to vend for less time sign up for evening vending.
Vendors can start setting up on Monday the 22nd of June Vendors must be packed up no earlier than dinner time on Wednesday the 25th and no later than 3pm on Thursday the 26th. If you are accepted as a vendor, we will send mailing instructions if you require it.
Evening vendors will have the opportunity to set up at a temporary table space in either the dining hall and/or the ballroom during evening performances. Evening performances will run for 2 – 3 hours per evening.
Space for evening vendors is limited, and in most cases, any materials you bring will need to be taken to the vendor spot and returned with you at the end of the night.
Those interested in vending during the day must stay setup for all three days of the conference. If you want to vend for less time sign up for evening vending.
Evening Vendor cost: $175.00 per evening.
At the conference. Evening vendors will receive:
For any inquiries, contact us at info@newcaje.org or (402) 765-8884.
Having reflected on NewCAJE9, I realize how fortunate I am to have participated in the magic of the experience. I was inspired spiritually through the learning, new friendships, and true intentionality of every moment. I truly was present in each moment, and found meaning in the word ‘hineni,’ ‘I am here’.
I was so fortunate to have grown up at CAJE, surrounded by amazingly talented and knowledgeable musicians, artists, and educators who helped set me on the path of Jewish music and education that I am on today. It is such a privilege to bring this all full circle and share my love for Jewish music with those who taught me and the next generation of Jewish musicians.
The idea of gathering Jewish educators together to provide them with the networking, skills, & confidence to elevate the Jewish world & beyond is exhilarating.
An unparalleled opportunity to network and interact with educators from all types of Judaism.
NewCAJE gives me a feeling of being part of something larger than can be put to words.
At NewCAJE, we aim to unite, motivate, and validate all Jewish educators, nurturing a more robust and lively Jewish community. Our unwavering dedication offers a supportive community and abundant resources to empower educators in honing their skills, exchanging insights, and jointly creating innovative methods for Jewish education.
