Jerusalem's top events for the week of November 26th
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Going out:
What: Creators from Taiwan, France, Holland, Spain, Poland, Austria, Germany, the USA and Israel will be hosted at the Machol Shalem Dance Center of Jerusalem, presenting original shows before dozens of festival and dance house managers from around the world, while participating in an international contest.
When: November 26th – December 3rd.
Kisufim – Jerusalem Conference for Jewish Authors and Poets
The only conference in the world which summons Jewish authors, poets and intellectuals from Israel and from abroad for four days, on a voyage into Jewish time and soul.
What: The Museum for Islamic Art invites you for a special lecture: Ohad Chemo, Palestinian affairs correspondent for channel 2 News, will portrait the current situation report in Gaza and in the Judea and Samaria region.
When: November 26th, 2015
Begin Heritage Center: a series of monthly lectures by leading researchers of the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies. This time: Dr. Jonathan Reinhold – specializing in Israeli-Arab diplomacy on NGO and BDS related matters. Free admission.
When: December 1st, 2015
Now, as autumn begins, the Science Museum offers plenty of new and fascinating activities related to wind: interactive exhibits, a fun scientific demonstration, assembly workshops and more.
Eating Out:
The "Grand Café" located in the Bakaa neighborhood, opened in 2011. European atmosphere and New York looks meticulous design of each detail brought a significant change in design concept of cafes in Jerusalem, and this is certainly evident in style of "Grand Café". Uniqueness of the Grand Café is that it addresses not only the Jerusalemites - Parisian lovers, but also for the average Israeli. In the bistro menu of the place you'll find pastas, salads and a variety of specialty sandwiches along with a breakfast served all day and night hours. Private in house French patisserie provides quality pastries, cakes and desserts. Also, there is a small shop offering jams, cookies, wines and specialty breads. The Grand Café can host privet functions.g.
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