Jerusalem's top events for the week of February 2nd
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Thursday, February 2nd: Beer Tour and Gathering with the Tower of David Museum
A special tour, presenting beer drinking culture in Israel, the beer industry and the field of boutique breweries which has been developed in recent years – mainly around the Jerusalem area. As well, we will get to taste different types of beers brewed in Jerusalem’s local breweries.
Thursday, February 2nd: “haShlaglagim” Show at the Jerusalem Azrieli Mall
A musical, energetic and entertaining show. This time, Alon and Hila are hosting a party, as it turns out that Hila doesn’t even know how to dance. Along with the kids, we will learn how to dance and move our bodies around.
Tuesday, February 7th: “Ben & Sara” by the Jerusalem Theater Group
A musical play: Sara, an ultra-orthodox Jew. Ben, a Christian American, a flower child. Performing at Beit Mazia, with live music.
Wednesday, February 8th: 80’s Performances at Beit Avi Chai
Michal Lotan and the New Band on a tribute to pop and rock songs that made that nostalgic decade. Guest performance: Meir Israel. For tickets, please contact Beit Avi Chai at: 02-6215900
Next Friday, February 10: The 7th Begin Race
The race path goes through significant stops in Menachem Begin’s life - King David Hotel, the Old Train Station, Malcha neighborhood. The race will be conducted in two heats – 5 km and 10 km.
Gods, Heroes and Mortals in Ancient Greece
The Bible Lands Museum is proud to present a first-of-a-kind exhibition in Israel about Ancient Greece, exhibiting a magnificent assortment of ceramics embellished with Green mythology scenes.
New at the Museum for Islamic Art – The Sick Man of Europe
Dor Guez, an Israeli artist who presented over 30 solo exhibitions worldwide, exposes the tragic story of the Armenian people as a minority persecuted by the Ottoman Empire.
Coming Soon at the Science Museum: a Green Tu BiShvat
Tu BiShvat events at the museum will begin on February 11th, 2017 and will continue until March with a ‘Tnu Ligdol Besheket’ (let us grow in peace) in the museum, ‘Fields of Tomorrow’ exhibition and other green workshops and activities.
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