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 Song of an Ordinary Day: Nurit Hirsch sings Yair Rosenblum.”Nurit Hirsch in a tribute concert to composer and musician Yair Rosenblum, one of the most important Hebrew songwriters, known primarily…
Dor Productions presents “Women Talk Women,” a drama which explores the relationships between women and men, parents and children, families and careers, reveals secrets and lies, and most of all, proves which gender really runs the…
Beit Avi Chai presents “The Seven Species–A culinary workshop for Tu Bishevat”: Why is the Jewish people likened to wheat? And why do we hope to have our merits multiply like the seeds of a…
Hitorerut Jerusalem presents the DEFROST Jerusalem Festival: an alternative culture festival in Jerusalem. The festival will give an opportunity for artists with little money or resources a chance to perform and gain publicity. It…
The Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra regales classical music lovers at the Jerusalem Theatre….
Hama’abada presents Gimmel: Young Jerusalem culture nights to warm up the winter nights–exhibits, shows, and bar parties.   This week, as part of the DE-FROST festival: Segol 59: Nati Hassid: Raf Funky Fish: DJ …
The Camery Theater presents “Amadeus,” with Itzhak Hezkiah, Itai Tiran, Chani Firstenberg, Ezra Daggan, Eran Mor, Ori Ravitz, Ohad Shahar/Moti Katz/Amir Kriaf, Eran Sarel, and ten dancers. The play tells the The incredible story of…
The Holon Meditheque Theatre presents “The Short History of Ferdinand Pedatzur,” a play for children. King Ferdinand was loved by all, until a nasty prince belittled him by saying that the only reason he is…
Hazira presents OKTET: an improvisational dance performance. OKTET is a group of professional artists in the areas of dance, music, and theatre….
Beit Avi Chai’s Music on Mondays series presents Ma Yagidu Hashchenim (What Will the Neighbors Say?)This lively young band presents a concert that takes us on a journey to the naïve Eretz Israel of yore,…