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Classical music is the capital's strong suit. Artists in other musical genres pass through from time to time, but Jerusalem is seldom their main focus. For English-language schedules of performances and other cultural events, consult the Friday weekend section of the Jerusalem Post and its insert "In Jerusalem," Friday's "The Gu
Classical music is the capital's strong suit. Artists in other musical genres pass through from time to time, but Jerusalem is seldom their main focus. For English-language schedules of performances and other cultural events, consult the Friday weekend section of the Je
Classical music is the capital's strong suit. Artists in other musical genres pass through from time to time, but Jerusa
Classical music is the capital's strong suit. Artists in other musical genres pass through from time to time, but Jerusalem is seldom their main focus. For English-language schedules of performances and other cultural events, consult the Friday weekend section of the Jerusalem Post and its insert "In Jerusalem," Friday's "The Guide" of Haaretz's English edition, Time Out Jerusalem, and the free weekly and monthly booklets available at hotels and information bureaus. Ticket prices typically range from NIS 75 to NIS 350, depending on venue size and artist.
The local and international crafts and lively concerts presented at this festival are a highlight of August. Located in the Sultan's Pool, an ancient reservoir in the Hinnom Valley beneath the walls of the Old City, the two-week event showcases crafts by Israeli and international artisans and features open-air concerts by top Israeli rock and pop performers.
Hativat Yerushalayim, Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 94117, Israel
Top local and international musicians, theater companies, performers, and artists participate in this dynamic annual festival, usually held for two weeks in either early June or September. Styles range from classical to avant-garde. The Jerusalem Theatre is the main venue, but several locations around the city get some of the smaller acts.
Also known as Mekudeshet, this group of Israelis and Palestinians work together to offer artistic and musical productions from their home base—known as Feel Beit on the Jerusalem Sherover Promenade. They seek change for all residents of Jerusalem, and put on events several times a year at Feel Beit, its terrace, or on nearby sections of the Sherover Promenade.
4 Naomi Street, Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 9355204, Israel
The weeklong festival brings together local and international artists to read prose and poetry related to Arab culture. Free events take place in East Jerusalem and the Old City during the spring season, and the festival travels to other cities in Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza.
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