You've made it through Rosh Hashanah. Welcome to the Days of Awe. Can you feel the awe? It's everywhere. Traditionally, the week between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur is when God makes his final decision regarding each person's fate for the next year, so for this week in Jerusalem, make sure you're on your best behavior. As always, we're here to help:

• What's the next best thing to a marching band in New Orleans? Well, probably not a marching band in Jerusalem, but it'll do anyway. Catch Marsh Dondurma tonight at the Yellow Sub. 

• If for some reason you have not yet tired of slichot, you can hear them ringing out in the City of David on a two-hour tour tonight.

• While the human race waits impatiently for the Starchild and the Afronauts to return to claim the pyramids, you can stave off your funk jones tomorrow night at the Ma'abada with Jewfro collective Funkenstein.

• Or if you have yet to have your booty loosened, you can go staid with the Jerusalem Cameri Choir's performance of traditional Jewish and Israeli songs at the Tower of David.

• Supergroup alert: Alona Daniel, Tal Gordon and Ronit Shachar at the Yellow Sub Saturday night.

• Are you the kind of lady who eats granola-spiked plan yogurt before putting on your colorful headwrap and heading off to learn? Then Reshimu's women's night on Saturday is your kind of affair.

• What do Bernard Malamud's The Jewbird and Anton Chekhov's Kashtanka have in common? Shwartz and Other Animals at the Jerusalem Theatre on Sunday, that's what.

• Like strings? So do Mormons. Don't miss the King David String Ensemble at Brigham Young on Sunday.

• Feel the need to intellectualize all that High Holiday prayin'? Beit Avi Chai has a lecture for you on Monday.

• Grab and axe and head over to Mike's Place Tuesday for a freestyle Anglo jam session.

• Wednesday is Yom Kippur. Nothing going on anywhere. Take a walk!

Don't forget to check out the complete listings for the week in our Events section. And keep watching for extra-super-special holiday content. Gmar chatimah tovah, kids.

Image of Marsh Dondurma courtesy of pilcaroo from Flickr under a Creative Commons license.