Culture in jerusalem
Jerusalem highlights: July 10-16
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Designs on Jerusalem: Hansen House hosts event devoted to everyday aesthetics around us
Jerusalem highlights: July 3-9
Jerusalem highlights: April 10 – April 16
Jerusalem city center to host free film viewings every night in August
Among the films being shown in the project organized by the Jerusalem Municipality will be Shrek, Grease, Madagascar, Jurassic Park, Shakespeare in Love, and many more.
How the Peretz family are expanding culture and tourism in Jerusalem
Peretz — Mother and son — have initiated cultural and tourism projects like an aerial rope adventure in the Holy City.
Jerusalem eats: Tasty breakfasts in the Holy City
Start the day strong with some of the best Israeli breakfasts in Jerusalem.
Jerusalem highlights June 25 - July 1: What's new in Israel's capital?
If possible, why not enjoy two exhibitions as the week begins?
All-female English-language theater company delights
Raise Your Spirits has created a super mixed group of women, and everyone wants to contribute to the music and the performing.
The Jerusalem Opera is back
Productions of Le Mariage aux Lanternes and Une Éducation Manquée come to the Jerusalem Opera.
Ronen Izhaki’s 'Pshutot' is an artistic tribute to Zelda
The cast of Pshutot is comprised of five dancers from the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, where Izhaki teaches, and three other female dancers whom Izhaki met over the past several years.
Yes Planet parking lot to host Israel Festival musical dance event
In mid-June, "Public Parking" will be performed in the Yes Planet parking lot in Jerusalem’s Armon Hanatziv neighborhood. The evening is part of the Israel Festival program.
Seeing the big picture of Jerusalem with the Jerusalem Foundation
"The Jerusalem Foundation is for Jews and Arabs, the secular and the observant"
Back to life: Health Ministry launches campaign to encourage vaccination
Passport holders will be able to go out to restaurants with friends again, go to the gym, attend rock concerts and "sing along with every word," as well as go to cinemas and theaters.