In the last years Jerusalem has become home to several must-see international events and its cultural calendar is probably the most packed in the entire country. The word on the street says Jerusalem has a breadth of events to satisfy even the most voracious cultural appetites
The Train Theater presents “Lulu’s Circus”:
Lulu’s wandering circus makes a stop at the Train Theater’s stage.
A light, colorful, delicate and vibrant show comprised of typical acrobatic scenes performed by puppets.
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The Bible Lands Museum’s weekly Satruday Night Music series presents Balakan Band: Balkan Gypsy music.
Balakan’s music is a vibrant celebration of gypsy culture from the Balkan countries and the Middle East. Folk songs and…
Beit Avi Chai’s Saturday night music line, directed by Shaanan Street, presents:
Line-up for Av: Two by Two–In honor of Tu Be’av, a line-up in twos
Elran Dekel and Mika Sade The paths of…
Ruth Dolores Weiss takes the stage at the Yellow Submarine, performing her show “If I’m Not Free Now:” a personal interpretation of jazz classics, blues, and rock.With: Yehu Yaron, contrabass | Nimrod Talmon: trombone |…
Keheref Ayin presents “Leshem Yichud.” The Keheref Ayin ensemble, comprised of eight secular and religious actors, brings their story to light by way of legends and midrashim. The stories touch on the subjects of solitude,…
Off the Wall Comedy Basement present
David Kilimnick: Jerusalem’s Comedian
Tu B’Av Comedy Special for the Holiday of Love
‘Find Me A Wife’
with Host Yehezkel Laing
David still hasn’t given up. For the…
The Front Stage is a series of free outdoor concerts taking place every
Friday throughout the remainder of the summer with the express purpose
of offering a stage to Jerusalem’s many promising young musical
artists….
Hama’aba presents “Men, Alice, Bach, and the Gazelle,” a dark humor fantasy set to the music of Bach, about four men trying to figure out what it means to be the “ultimate” man and dare…
Shabbat Nachamu is the Shabbat after Tisha B’Av—“Nachamu” means consolation or comfort. It is regarded as a special Shabbat and is often accompanied by sermons and lectures at the synagogue….
