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
Diwan Ha-lev will give a special High Holiday performance at the Jerusalem Theatre. The group plays traditional music on instruments from all over the Jewish diaspora, from India to North Africa. The vocalists sing in traditional…
Hazira presents Flashkes: The Last Supper – A Tragic Love Story. A young woman brings home her love for the first time to meet her parents. Her father is on his death bed. Guests commune…
The Camery Theatre presents “A Warm Family,” a new Israeli play by Anat Gov, directed by Edna Mezia. A Friday night family gathering turns into a battle field when one family member announces that he…
Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Christians believe that the Annunciation took place in the desert of Nazareth.
The Annunciation is one of the twelve Great Feasts in the Christian calendar….
The Bible Lands Museum presents Passover Family Fun:
Discover Ancient Egypt
Free entrance – Sponsored by Bank Hapoalim
Who knows four?
How does one win eternal life? Where did the Sphinx’s nose go? How…
Mishkenot Sha’ananim and Am Oved invite you to a literary evening marking 25 years since the publication of Eli Amir’s book “Chicken of Attonement.” Join the author and others for a literary-social discussion about immigration,…
Ever wonder what our ancestors’ lives were life back in Egypt? Come and find out at the Bible Lands Museum, which boasts a wide variety of artifacts from ancient Egypt on display: a sculpture of…
Hama’abada presents a Double Feature show: Sis and Ala Esh, with special guest Kashi.
Alla Esh: A Jerusalem folk-reggae band that combines a broad spectrum of
Israeli folk music with poignant lyrics and reggae…
