Jerusalem's top events for the week of September 24h
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Going out:
Piyut Festival 2014
What: Beit Avi Chai presents: Piyut Festival, one of the most unique Jewish folk music festivals in Israel is now being held for the seventh time.
When: Between September 29 and October 2, 2014.
Slichot Tours with the Tower of David Museum
Slichot tours for adults and for the whole family in Jerusalem, with the Tower of David Museum. Special price for participation in the tour plus a ticket to the Night Spectacular light show: adult/child 40 NIS.
Rosh HaShana Dinner at the Colony
Feel like having a chef dinner for Rosh HaShana? A festive menu offered at the Colony restaurant on Rosh HaShana eve, with hors d'oeuvre, appetizer, main course and a dessert. Price range: 175-220 NIS per person.
Crafts Fair at the Jerusalem Mall
What: The Jerusalem (Malcha) Mall invites you for an artistic recess from all the holiday cooking and travelling, with an attractive and unique crafts fair.
When: September 29, 2014
Israeli Tune from Prague and Jerusalem
What: The Jerusalem Oratorio Choir, featuring the Harel Orchestra, on a joint performance at the Gerard Bechar Center with the Adash choir, female students from Ostrava University, Czech Republic.
When: September 29, 2014
Parcival – Machol Shalem Center
What: Machol Shalem Center is proud to present: Shaking Ghosts: the first performance of the Parcival Project – a joint project for Israeli and German students.
When: Thursday | October 2, 2014 | HaKarnaf Hall | 9pm
Smart-Tour: Tour Jerusalem while Floating over a Segway
One of the best ways to experience Jerusalem is touring it by a Segway, a device that gives you a fun floating adventure while you get to re-explore the city’s history, stories and secrets.
Eating Out:
Tzipora Express Restaurant
Tzipora Express is a kosher L'mehadrin grill restaurant. You will enjoy the freshest ingredients, which are carefully selected to ensure the highest quality dishes. Shipudei Tzipora supplies its branch restaurants with only the highest quality meats and serves its customers only the best. We recommend beginning your dinner experience at Tzipora Express with a variety of tasty salads. Appetizers include humus, eggplant, falafel, mushrooms and Arab (chopped) salad. For your main dish, the menu suggests a variety of meats from pargit (young pullet) to steak entrecote. All these are accompanied by side dishes such as rice, French fries, antipasti and others for your enjoyment. Or, if you prefer, you can order delicious skewers: Pargit, liver, entrecote, kebab, etc. Bring the kids to Tzipora Express. They will love the childrens meals: burgers and chips. Do not skip the desserts. You may regret it. BON APPETIT!!
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