Jerusalem Events

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

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Beit Avi Chai presents “The Voices of the Levites”: Tracing the lost musical instruments of the Temple.   A unique concert based on the ancient musical instruments of the Temple in an old yet new…
JOURNEY BACK HOME – A New Album and tour from Hadar Noiberg, an Israeli musician, who lives, works and is part of the jazz, world music, Cuban and salsa music scene in New York City.The…
What happens when you let tow guys, a girl and a stuffed dog loose on a stage? Anything, or so the promo for this ‘play’ suggests. Check out Chovev Shushan, Elad Goldshmidt and Noa Golan…
Learn all about the Persia of Achashverosh and Esther in the “Glory of Persia” gallery at the Bible Lands Museum. The museum has dedicated a whole gallery to the glories and riches of the Kingdom…
Jazz in the Submarine: Tuesday night free Jazz at the Yellow Submarine hosts Hayden Chisholm A Saxophone artist and composer from New Zealand. Chisholm is one of the leaders in the European music scene and…
Hazira and Hama’abada (The Lab) present Castle in the Sky, a musical theatrical experience based on Mishnaic texts. The show has won laudatory praise since it debuted in 2004. the current version was first performed…
Mikro Theatre presents “The Right to be an Idiot,” based on the novel Harold and Maude by K. Higgins. Adaption and direction: Irina Gorelik …
The Psik Theater presents “The Jerusalem Comedy:” a comedy about Ultra Orthodox, Secular, and those stuck somewhere in the middle. The play tells the story of the struggle between the secular theatre “Le’Mehadrin” and the…
The Train Theater’s stable of expert storyteller-puppeteers break out their least discomfiting puppets for engaging fairy tales targeted squarely at the hard-to-please 2-4 crowd. It’s an inexpensive way to spend an hour, and it’s better…
Hazira presents a festival bringing together diverse dancers from several different genres of solo work.   With Efrat Aviv, Ariel Ephraim Eshabel, Maya Donitz and more. Curated by Yair Vardi and Nava Tzuckerman…