Jerusalem's top events for the week of July 27th
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Thursday, July 27th: "Uncle Haim" Arrives to the Jerusalem Azrieli Mall
The most famous uncle is arriving to the Jerusalem Azrieli Mall for an amusing show for all ages. Every Thursday – the greatest children’s stars from Israel right here at the mall.
Thursday, July 27th: Sing-Along at the Christ Church: Anat Segal
Anat Segal, a singer and former member of the Northern Command Variety Ensemble of the IDF with beloved songs such as “Kum Vehithalech Ba’aretz”, “Od Lo Tamu Kol Pla’ayich” and more. In a magical yard of the Christ Church Guesthouse opposite to the Tower of David Museum. A sing-along, assorted cheeses, wine and a lot of joy. Free admission.
Happy Thursday at the Nocturno, July 27th: Russo & Weinberg
After a pleasant and great labor leave, they are back on stage – the talented duo Russo & Weinberg. And there are plenty more reasons to come this month! Press here to find out why.
Children’s Activities at the National Library
During August, the National Library will offer a special activity for children: meetings with known authors and illustrators, animation production and various mission games throughout the library.
Tish’a B’Av at Beit Avi Chai: Conflict Films’ Marathon
During the event, Beit Avi Chai will screen nine Israeli films about deal with unjustified hatred, splits and tensions in Israeli society with the presence of film professionals, creators and directors. Free admission – based on availability.
Tish’a B’Av at the Begin Heritage Center: Chronicles of Destruction
A series of lectures about Jerusalem – in the past, during its destruction and now – its building – a final event. Lecturers: Aharon Horowitz: Chronicles of a Foretold Destruction; Rabbi Yaaqov Medan: The Mountain, Between the Spirit of Present Time and the Vision of the Future.
Hitoreri, Hitoreri, Kumi Jerusalem: Tish’a B’Av at the Tower of David
The Tower of David is hosting the Awakening in Jerusalem event for Tish’a B’Av. Discussion circles, tours, the Book of Lementations, the SpokeNoar social project and “50 Years 50 Faces”. Free admissions, subject to preregistration.
Between David and Goliath – the Kiapa Puzzle: Last Chance!
Last chance to visit the exhibition before its lockdown: the exhibition ‘Between David and Goliath – the Kiapa Puzzle’ which is now exhibited at the Bible Lands Museum of Jerusalem will be locked down on September 9th, 2017. The exhibition exposes the public for the first time to findings from a mysterious, important archeological site which was exposed only a few years ago at the Valley of Elah.
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