Jerusalem culture
Jerusalem highlights: October 9 – October 15
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
Jerusalem highlights: September 18-24
Train Theater’s Puppet Festival grows up
A voice of kindness: Iranian-born Maureen Nehedar finds her own melody in a new album
Cultural and ethnic baggage
The Israeli Andalusian Orchestra Ashdod opens its season with ‘Songs of Friends’
Khan takes on a young look
The “Kimat Mukhan” project is a play on words inferring the embryonic nature of the performers’ artistic development and work.
Blue dragons, a pub and beer
How residents of East Talpiot turned a local falafel place into a community-owned pub and social center.
Tikkun Olam through movies
Producer Ayelet Bacharach seeks to change perceptions of people with disabilities.
Jerusalem’s greatest natural resource
Interactive art pieces at Mekudeshet Festival to challenge beliefs and encourage new ways of thinking
Hamlet in Jerusalem's own 'Shakespeare in the Park'
“'Hamlet' is sort of a cliche in a good sense in that you studied it in high school or met in somewhere, and now you can experience it in this setting,” said Natan Skop, who is playing Hamlet.
Giving the country a dressing-down
“Fashion Statements” serves as a time-tunnel guide to the country’s sociopolitical and cultural evolution
Jerusalem becomes the City of Light
For the tenth year in a row, the Light Festival in Jerusalem is shining through the Old City and nearby Jaffa Street every night (except Friday night) until July 5th.
‘The Last Band in Lebanon’ to get US remake
The original film, produced by the Ederys, was a screwball comedy about three IDF reservists in the army band who wake up in Lebanon one morning.
Flying in the darkness
“We were all affected; we all lost roots or branches of our family trees. Nobody came out of that untouched. But out of the ashes of the Holocaust, we have our state."
