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Jerusalem's top events for the week of October 30th
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Going out:
Special Halloween Menu in Jerusalem
What:Halloween at Café Paris and at the Grand Café, with special menus and plenty of pumpkins. Among the festive desserts, you can find sweet pumpkin pie, “spider web” cookies and cupcakes.
When: October 31th
Autumn Performances at the Machol Shalem Dance House
After the successful International Dance Festival and just a little before the Dance Week, which has become a Jerusalem tradition, Machol Shalom Dance House hosts dance performances and other shows and invites the crowd to come and get warmed up by the movement.
Muli and Tzumi at the Jerusalem (Malcha) Mall
What: Take an alien named Tzumi, who landed at the backyard of Muli the Chef, and you’ll get a successful TV series and a show for the whole family. All the kids’ stars are coming to Jerusalem every Thursday, at 6pm. Free admission.
When: October 30, 2014
“Momo Renovations” at the Gerard Behar Center
What: The play introduces the viewer with amusing day-to-day situations, such as: status, companionship, love, jealousy and drives. A performance that will not leave you with a dull moment, will guarantee to keep you laughing and empathize with the main characters, especially with the eternal Ze’ev Revach.
When: November 1, 2014
The Story of Altalena’s Commander
What: A special event to mark 20 years to the death of Eliayhu Lenkin, Altalena’s Commander. Short movies will be screened during the event, with tales about his life and activities. Advance registration by phone is required – 02-5652011. Free admission.
When: November 2, 2014
Israeli Democracy – Situation Report
What: Should Israeli democracy be prepared to deal with the online challenge? Beit Avi Chai notes Yitzhak Rabin Memorial Day with a meeting directed by Liad Mudrik. Participating: Ido Kenan, Dr. Azi Lev-On, Brigadier-General (res.) Rachel Dolev and Asaf Liberman.
When: November 5, 2014
“Fly with the Wind” at the Science Museum
In honor of this autumn, the Bloomfield Science Museum offers an abundance of new, fascinating activities, all related to the ‘wind’ theme. A new exhibition of fascinating autumn photos creating a 3D illusion will accompany the many activities at the museum.
Jerusalem Autumn at the Mount Zion Hotel
When the nights get chilly, it is time to get cozy and warm at one of the most beautiful hotels Jerusalem has to offer – Mount Zion Hotel. Come and experience Jerusalem's autumn at the hotel that is closets to all attractions and to the most sacred and beautiful sites in the world.
Eating Out:
Touro is a Mediterranean kosher meat chef restaurant located in the heart of the picturesque Mishkanot Sha’ananim neighborhood and boasts a breathtaking view of the Walls of Jerusalem and the Tower of David.
The restaurant is named after Yehuda Touro (1775-1854), an American Jewish philanthropist, and it is thanks to his generous donation and that of Moses Montefiore that the neighborhood was established.
The restaurant is housed in an old Jerusalem building where you could once find Mois Pe’er’s famous restaurant with Teddy Kollek and others being regulars there. The restaurant is at the foot of the historical flour mill and close to the Mishkanot Sha’ananim guest house which hosts artists and intellectuals. The restaurant combines an outside balcony with a spectacular view and an internal space designed to give an old-worldly-cum-modern atmosphere. The building where the restaurant is located is a listed building which also houses the new Jerusalem Press Club.
The restaurant offers a rich and abundant menu prepared by Chef Benny Ashkenazi, and includes vegetarian and vegan dishes. The menu is based on the Mediterranean kitchen influenced by the Asian kitchen and combines unique cooking techniques with authentic and fresh provisions. We can cater for events of up to 120 guests on our balcony or a meal for 20 guests in a private room.
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