Jerusalem's top events for the week of November 16th
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iPalpiti Artists International at the YMCA
iPalpiti Artists International’s ensemble of 21 award-winning string instrument soloists from 20 countries around the world will be performing one night only at the YMCA. The concert is sponsored by Migdalei HaYam HaTichon. Tickets must be purchased in advance. Thursday | November 30 | 20:30
Black Friday at the Azrieli Mall
The sale event of the year! A celebration of shopping and special sales throughout the mall. Sunday-Thursday | November 19-23
The Jerusalem Biennale: Closing Event at the Bible Lands Museum
A tour of the museum’s permanent collection followed by a gallery talk with exhibition curator Rivka Baklash and a study and conversation about the exhibition with members of the Israeli Rabbinate. Advanced registration required. Friday | November 17 | 11:00
Sigd at Beit Avi Chai: Gili Yallu hosts Carolina
Celebrating Sigd 2017 at Beit Avi Chai. The personal-musical story of Gili Yallu, a leader of the groove scene in Israel; with an introduction by Rabbi Sharon Shalom. Special guest: Carolina. Thursday | November 16 | 21:00
“Holy City” Special Tour Series at the Tower of David Museum
Jerusalem is sacred to each of the three monotheistic religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Each has their own narrative that explains why it is holy in their eyes. How did a small and out of the way city become a sacred place and the navel of the world? This series of tours will explore the sanctity of Jerusalem through the eyes of the different traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. click here
Evening Events for Adults at the Bloomfield Science Museum
The museum will open its doors for a series of events meant just for adults: music, guided tours, lecture, and culinary experiences, beer and more! Entrance is free, but space is limited.
Coming Soon: Jerusalem International Dance Week
Founded by the Machol Shalem Dance House in partnership with the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Jerusalem International Dance Week 2017 is almost here! The festival will feature performances by dance artists from Israel, Belgium, Holland, France, Korea, and more. Opening November 28
“Balfour Corner of Allenby” Exhibition Opening at the National Library
The exhibition tells the story of Tel Aviv, 1917 through photographs, stories, maps, and documents. Entrance is free during regular library hours 9:00-19:00
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