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Going out:

Jerusalem Formula 1 Racing

What: Can you hear the engines roar? Can you smell the burnt tires? Formula 1 is back in Jerusalem! 

When: he race will be held on October 7th & 8th.

The Peak Moments of Piyut Festival

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.

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

The Night Spectacular Light Show at the Tower of David Museum

Come and clear your heart and soul with a hypnotizing voyage to Jerusalem’s ancient history. The Night Spectacular at the Tower of David Museum is one of the most exciting attractions in Jerusalem.

Upcoming Performances at the Gerard Bechar Center

This month, Gerard Bechar Center hosts Yitzhak Meir, a special play, “Between Heaven and Earth” Festival and more. For further details, log onto the website.

Matzok – During the Holidays, Let’s Hit the Field

Matzok – bicycle & ATV tours: Come and take a unique, free, fast taste of nature, full of adrenalin; or you could choose a calm trip, to help you enjoy the holidays with a fun experience.

Seafood Festival at the Colony

Who said Jerusalem has no sea? The Colony Restaurant celebrates 10 years and celebrates with a seafood festival! The festive culinary festival will be held between September 28th to October 28th – come and celebrate with the Colony!

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:
 

Café de Paris

Café de Paris recently opened in the heart of Jerusalem's Rehaviah neighborhood, boasting a refreshingly different kosher dairy menu designed by chef Marcus Gershkowitz. The café restaurant and bar has a European look and feel to it, featuring three separate spaces. The roomy indoor main space is outfitted with several colorful and different seating options, couches, and a large bar open late into the night with a special tapas menu. For special events, there is a stately long table that accommodates up to 21 guests. The open air, Parisian-style terrace looks out onto the neighborhood while a closed off side room accommodates smokers and alternatively, private events. The menu offers a variety of dishes for all hours of the day and night, including fish, pasta, salads and sandwiches, with a wide variety of breakfast options served at all hours. Fresh baked goods including yeast cakes, cakes and desserts, jams, and cookies are supplied by Café de Paris' sister restaurant in Baka, Grand Café. Café de Paris conveniently offers take-out, private events hosting and catering, and a Friday market with French baguettes, wines, and challah for sale. The restaurant is located at the top of Ben Maimon Street where it meets Azza Street, across from the Prime Minister's residence and across from Paris Square.