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
Beit Avi Chai’s Music on Mondays series presents “Eyal Maoz: Edom”A New York-based Israeli guitarist and composer, in a concert in honor of his second disk, Hope and Destruction, on John Zorn’s Tzadik label. Maoz…
Shakespeare Jerusalem presents “Fooling with Shakespeare”:
“Better a witty fool, than a foolish wit.” (Twelfth Night; I, 5)
After a sold-out performance at the Jerusalem Khan theatre, and successful shows in Raanana and Tel…
“Spirit Constructions – Israel Hadany: the Quest for the Sacred” is the new exhibit on display at Beit Avi Chai.
An exhibition in which sculpture and architecture meet in wooden structures that seek to create…
The Jerusalem Theatre presents Big Band Haifa – Gospel Roots: a unique concert of soul and blues, in which Haifa’s Symphony Orchestra’s “big band” host Elisheva Bat-Yisrael and the Dimona Black Hebrews. In the past,…
Ishon Theatre, a joint project of the Psik Theatre and the Aleh Organization, present “Oedipus the King,” a new adaptation of the Athenian tragedy by Sophocles. The cast includes members who are visually impaired, blind,…
The Bible Lands Museum’s weekly Satruday Night Music series presents “My Jerusalem:” Shuly Nathan in a Tribute to Jerusalem Day
Shuly Nathan accompanied by Betty Klein and Nir Saroussi in a performance of songs expressing…
Beit Avi Chai’s Saturday night music line, directed by Shaanan Street, presents:
Line-up for Iyar: Music CinemaIn honor of the month of Iyar and the country’s Independence Day celebrations, here’s a line-up that pays…
Yasmin Levi and her musical ensemble will be in Jerusalem for one night only, playing favorites from all her albums, including both Ladino and Flamenco songs: original compositions as well as words from traditional sources…
The turbulent love of writer Hannah Arendt and philosopher Martin Heidegger against the backdrop of the rise of Nazi Germany comes to life in the play by Israeli playwright Savyon Leibrecht….
The Jerusalem Municipality presents “Friday at Two-Debuts: Stage. Culture. Fun”: the second season begins! The new initiative aims to promote the arts in Jerusalem, giving a stage to musicians, actors, dancers, visual artists, writers, and…
