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Film, art, literature and the stage: Israeli creative work and the conversations surrounding it.
Three days of music at Mitzpe Gvulot also call for accommodation and travel planning. The official camping and shuttle information, and what to check about prices and purchase terms close to the festival.
The exhibition series at the City Museum places historical photography alongside contemporary art. A guide to the work and your visit, including prices and the upper floor's accessibility limitation.
After festival exposure, Avi Nesher's new drama moves into commercial release. What to know about the plot, subtitles and tickets before choosing a screening.
Ten-thirty at 24 Florentin Street. Other holiday events depend on the municipal page.
An empty gallery on Tuesday morning is worth more than a crowded weekend. One wing is enough.
Six fields to check before leaving, without assuming an event ended just because it disappeared from the screen.
Some Israeli films from recent years have left theaters. They are on legal viewing services, if you know to search for the title rather than just the category.
The real cultural season in central Israel begins when venues return from the holiday break. Choose one good evening rather than three mediocre ones.
