Jerusalem's top events for the week of October 6th
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Thursday, October 6th: Yemen Celebration at the Piyut Festival
Piyut lyricists, female and male singers, speakers, musical performers, dancers and an audience will be sitting around a long table set with roasted nuts and seeds and glasses full of Arak for an evening of singing, conversation, studying and dancing towards Sabbath, inspired by the Jalla tradition of Yemenite Jews.
Thursday, October 6th: Michael and Shimrit Greilsammer at the Nocturno
Michael and Shimrit will perform their known songs, newer songs alongside such that were produced during performances of recent years, such as on Carlebach Goes Reggae and more.
Thursday, October 6th: The Opposite of Living – HaZira at the Nature Museum
‘The Opposite of Living’ invites you for a show that is the exact opposite of anything we got used to seeing at the conventional theater. It’s a nighttime, personal experience for a single person, which takes place at a space of the Nature Museum of Jerusalem where time froze.
Segway Tour around Jerusalem
Join an unforgettable experience – roll around the streets of the city with a view over the breathtaking, nostalgic landscapes of the city of Jerusalem with a fascinating personal guidance!
And at Night, at Night, Between the Alleys, it is time for Slichot
A special nighttime experience at the Tower of David and at the passageways of the Jewish Quarter in the atmosphere of the Elul Jewish month and of the Tishrei holidays at Jerusalem. 10pm | 45 NIS per participant.
Back to the Battle between David and Goliath –Exhibition at the Bible Lands Museum
A new exhibition at the Bible Lands Museum will expose the public to findings from the early beginning of the monarchy era in Israel for the first time and will shed a light on many questions which have been agitating the world of archeology.
What's common to a tomato, an eggplant and a tomato?
"Fields of Tomorrow" exhibition at the Science Museum: which spice is produced from the fruits of the Sicilian Sumac? Who discovered the prehistoric wheat and who what fruit is Ketchup made of? Fields of Tomorrow: a first of its kind exhibition in Israel – now at the Science Museum.
Courses at the Begin Heritage Center: Things that you can Only Learn Here
Peace and war at Jewish cogitation, economy and freedom and many other fascinating topics with leading lecturers. For further details and to receive the full course notebook, please call 02-5652011.
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