Jerusalem culture
Taking to the air: The fourth Fluorescent – Vertigo Jerusalem festival
The forthcoming festival is officially the third full-blown edition, although it was preceded by a smaller water-testing debut with no thoughts of the future.
Jerusalem highlights: November 6 – November 12
Jerusalem highlights: October 30-November 5
Jerusalem highlights: October 9 – October 15
Jerusalem Light Festival to brighten Old City
Israel's capital will be transformed with dazzling artistic light displays.
Riders of the storm
“The cast is taking the terrific text that makes up Shakespeare’s last full-length play and making it their own in a highly entertaining way and that is much to their credit," said Poch.
Sounds Estonian
The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir is the headliner act at the next edition of the Abu Ghosh Vocal Music Festival.
Israel Festival 2019: From the directors’ desks
In the 1980s, mayor Teddy Kollek managed to move the Festival to Jerusalem, and already then it began to enlarge the scope to include other arts, such as theater and dance.
Musically driven: Spotlight on Hungarian dance with the Gyor Ballet
“Ours is a state-sponsored, nationally rated group with international reputation. We never stop. We always set new goals to bring our audience to the greatest artistic experience,” explained Velekei.
Unsettling discovery: ‘In a Stranger’s Grave’
When one’s Jewish identity is suddenly stripped away, what is the price of cleaving to one’s convictions in the face of authority?
THIS WEEK IN JERUSALEM: Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs
The Jerusalem municipality is finalizing preparations for the June 6 Pride March.
Grapevine: Discovering the secret
Movers and shakers, how Israeli people shape the places of this country.
THIS WEEK IN JERUSALEM: Peggy Cidor’s round-up of city affairs
Two highlights of the Jerusalem Arts Festival will take place at the Bible Lands Museum: Reshimu, the festival’s closing event; and Memory and Dream, an evening of dance.
Singing in Jerusalem, and harmonizing in Washington
Friday’s performance, professionally video-taped, will be repeated in Washington in the hope that the AIPAC delegates will gain a broader appreciation of life in Israel beyond the news headlines.
