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
Children are invited to enjoy jumping and playing on a variety of inflatable bouncers, for a small fee. Dates in April 2013:Tuesday, April 2Wednesday, April 9Wednesday, April 17Sunday, April 21Sunday, April 28…
Machon Megalim at the City of David presents “Jerusalem in the First and Second Temple Periods”: Rediscovering Ancient JerusalemA lecture series in English.Jerusalem in the first and Second Temple periods left an indelible impression on…
The Eden Tamir Music Center presents the 44th concert season.
The Saturday morning concerts feature:
10 concerts given by the Millenium Ensemble, the Ein Karem in-house musicians12 spectacular chamber music concerts3 sonata concerts for violin…
The Met: Live in HD continues for its seventh season, featuring 11 live transmissions. The Jerusalem Cinematheque brings you all of the performances broadcast live. Click here for the full 2012-2013 Metropolitan Opera season schedule.Visit…
Beit Avi Chai presents “Saturday Night Line-up: Tradition-Live” A celebration of music that’s lively and kicking and gets you on your feet, blurring every boundary possible.Six musical evenings-each with two concerts and a DJ to rejuvenate…
The Incubator Theater presents “Animal Parables”: based on the stories of H.N. Bialik, at Masie House. April 26, 2013 at 13:30The show, which is a dramatization based on stories by H.N. Bialik, includes acrobatics, pantomime,…
The Confederation House presents “Sands” – Mark Eliyahu EnsembleMark Eliyahu-composer and kamanja and saz player-and his father, composer and tar player Piris Eliyahu, are among the outstanding figures of the world music scene in Israel….
Beit Avi Chai presents “Jews in the Spotlight”: Theatrical, Literary, and Musical Programs from the Jewish World”Hehayit o Chalamti Chalom?” (Were you really there or was I dreaming?)…
