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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Moshe Datz makes a surprise birthday for Shoshana the sheep and invites all her friends-Sponge Bob, Yoav the Turtle, and Lea the Frog. But the invitation messanger mistakenly also invites Clara the evil neighbor…  …
The Jerusalem Theatre presents a one time screening of “There Were Nights” (Israel 2008), with the film’s creators in attendance.  …
The Yellow Submarine presents “Live from the Yellow Submarine,” a new television series, in cooperation with Channel 1 and directed by Shaanan Street. This weekly television series will be ten episodes long and will show…
Gesher Theatre presents “Ten Seconds,” starring Neta Shpiegelman and Ori Yaniv: Julie enters a chat room on the Internet in order to find a travel partner who wants to go out in to the wild…
The Bible Lands Museum Saturday Night Music Series presents “Low Profile”: An evening saluting North American and UK Olim in partnership with Nefesh B’Nefesh Low Profile will take you on a journey through the history…
Beit Avi Chai’s Saturday night music line, directed by Shaanan Street, presents:   Line-up for Tevet–QuartetsIn honor of the fourth month of the Hebrew calendar, a line-up devoted entirely to quartet   The Erez Bar-Noy…
Hama’abada presents One Woman Show: Noam Vazana. A bar show on stage, Noam simeltaneously plays trombone with one hand and piano with the other, in the middle stands a microphone amplifying her strong and charismatic…
Alma Zohar, accompanied by a five piece band, debuts at the Hama’abada, with music whose influences range from rock to reggae to world music.   Asi Ayalon: bass, vocals, production Dan Ayalon: bass Eran Porat:…
UMMAGUMMA hosts Shlomo Mizrachi and Anat Esther Chitman at a “40 Years Since Woodstock” tribute show. They’ll play covers of songs performed there fourty years ago, in addition to other music from the Sixties and…
Shifting reality is the premise of Eduardo de Filippo’s play “La grande magica” (Grand Magic), written in 1949. The Khan Theater presents the first Israeli debut of this complex and thought provoking comedy about infidelity…