Culture in jerusalem

Jerusalem highlights: September 4-10

What's new to do in Israel's capital?

‘Reflexion I’ (see Friday).
Rachel Kainy, Road Sketch, workshop during Manofim Festival 2026.

'Megillat Yerushalyim': Israeli artist Rachel Kainy is turning Jerusalem into a living scroll

Victory of the Rising Sun (see Friday).

Jerusalem highlights: July 10-16

Alon Rotman’s Ole, in the Here to Cheer exhibition, resonates the wave movement known to soccer crowds around the world.

Designs on Jerusalem: Hansen House hosts event devoted to everyday aesthetics around us


MusraraMix returns: The art festival that shows where artistic winds blow

The theme of this year’s MusraraMix rollout, the 21st edition, scheduled for November 30-December 2, is High Tones.

 SHACHAR MARCUS’S Vaseline performance creation explores a wide range of emotional baggage.

Jerusalem Highlights: Week of November 19-25

What's new in Israel's capital in the upcoming week?

 A Gimbri playing in Rabat, Morocco

Grapevine: New at Nefesh B'Nefesh

Movers and shakers in Israeli society

 President Herzog and Co-founders of Nefesh B'Nefesh, Tony Gelbart and Rabbi Yehoshua Fass cut ribbon at dedication ceremony.

This week in Jerusalem: Who do you belong to?

A round-up of city affairs.

 The Christian Quarter (ahead of a past christmas): Renovated Gate Street

Time for tea at the Waldorf Astoria

Afternoon tea is a ritual introduced by the wealthy social classes in England in the 1840s and is typically enjoyed between 3 and 5 p.m. Now, the Waldorf Astoria is putting their own spin on it.

 Tea at the Waldorf Astoria, Jerusalem

Archaeology, hikes, and fun for kids: Tour Jerusalem's hills

The Jerusalem Post Magazine takes you to Tel Tzuba and Sataf, both located in the outskirt hills of Jerusalem, offering local fun and a trove of history.

 Tel Tzuba

Jerusalem highlights: Week of October 1-7

What's new in Israel's capital in the upcoming week.

 FROM LEFT) American broadcaster Edward R. Murrow, prime ministerial secretary  Yitzhak Navon, spokesman Moshe Pearlman and prime minister David ben-Gurion  at Sde boker, 1949.

Grapevine: Joyful gathering

Movers and shakers in Israeli society.

 A young man holds up a giant etrog at a Sukkot market in Jerusalem.

Jerusalem highlights: Week of September 17-23

Don't know what to do in Jerusalem the coming week? Here's a list of suggestions.

 FOLK SINGER Sandy Cash brings the tunes on Wednesday.

Dance on Jerusalem's roofs in upcoming festival

The festival will include night parties, tours, art workshops, meetings with artists, and cultural and music events occurring every evening during the four-day festival.

'Roof Festivals' to come to Jerusalem at the end of the month