THE KADIMA COLLECTIVE is a network of Israeli musicians involved in free- improv performance. KADIMA fosters experimental works that develop the diverse cultural mix of the Israeli artistic life, with important emphasis on promoting talented young artists.

KADIMA was founded in 2005 by Jean Claude Jones, one of the pioneers of the jazz scene in Israel. Jean Claude and his partner, Judy Posner, house and run the organization from their home in central Jerusalem on voluntary basis.

KADIMA includes a recording label and recording studio facilities. It promotes and co-produces CDs and concerts, and helps develop and connect musicians in the field of free improvisation and creative music in Israel.

KADIMA is a resource for musicians visiting from abroad who want to make contact with local musicians. It assist them in finding performance venues and offers studio services free of charge. It also organizes music salons where artists present works in progress.