Jerusalem's top events for the week of August 11th
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Thursday, August 11: Agropolis – Artistic Inetrventions at a Scientific Exhibition
Agriculture and arts at the Science Museum - a gallery discussion with Maayan Sheleff, arts curator for the Agropolis project, ‘Fields of Tomorrow’ exhibition and artist Sharon Glazberg.
Sunday, August 14: ‘What’s Going on at Home?’ A Film Marathon for Tisha b’Av Fast Day
On Tisha b’Av, Beit Avi Chai will screen cinema and TV films about conflicts, confrontations and discussions regarding the various identities in Israeli society (Sunday, August 14). With the participation of filmmakers, cinema personnel and directors. Free admission – subject to availability.
Tuesday, August 16: Leaving the Walls through the Begin Heritage Center
The streets that surround the Begin Heritage Center come back to life with a touring theater. We will meet different characters throughout the history of Jerusalem. Tour stops: Begin Heritage Center, observation post of the Old City, the Jerusalem Cinematheque.
Summer Knights at the Tower of David Museum
The knights return to the Tower of David, challenging missions and a knights’ feast on Monday and Wednesday during August. The knights’ activity for the whole family is accompanied by a guide, a special knight per se, who will join you on the voyage of adventures and missions on the way to the title ‘knight’.
“Fishy” Days at the Grand Café
You are welcome to arrive and enjoy an excellent menu which was built especially for the 9 days with a variety of wonderful fish entrees and excellent salads.
Summer Meal at the Cinema City Café Greg
This summer is on fire and it is time to indulge yourself with a variety of highly invested dishes and entrees at the Jerusalem Cinema City Café Greg. To reserve your seats, call: 052-342292
The Klezmers Perform at the Museum Under the Open Sky
On August 22th, the Bible Lands Museum will present a unique Klezmer performance. Jewish soul music which expresses the Jewish town’s soundtrack with contemporary touches, maintaining its authenticity. For tickets: 02-5611066
Shtisel is Here – Flavors and Tales at Mea She’arim
At Mea She’arim, it seems that time just froze. The wigs, the Yiddish and the shtreimel fur hats will conceal the change that the ultra-orthodox street has been going through. A meeting with the neighborhood will have you encounter its delicacies and will simultaneously reveal the revolutions, both small and large ones.
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