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Elton coming to Tel Aviv

Breaking News: It was just announced that 62 year-old British pop singer Elton John will come to Tel Aviv, precisely 17 years after his previous show in our rocking city. He will perform this time in the Ramat-Gan Stadium on June 17th. More information soon. … Read entire article »

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Florentin – from Salonika to Soho

A very loveable article, I did find in the METRO (Jerusalem Post, Friday January 15th) written by Joanna Paraszcur about the Florentin neighborhood in Tel Aviv, founded almost 90 years ago by Greek immigrants: “Florentin – from Salonika to Soho”. The neighborhood is today a new catch for real-estate developers. … Read entire article »

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Modern Talking’s Thomas Anders coming to Tel Aviv

Thomas Anders, (once a member of  Modern Talking) will give one show in Tel Aviv at the Mann Auditorium, on February 17th. For information: 03.510.5559 … Read entire article »

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Paata Burchuladze returns to Tel Aviv

The Georgian bass-singer Paata Burchuladze will be back again in Tel Aviv. Together with his long-time musical partner Liudmillo Ianova at the piano, he will perform romances by Tchaikovsky, Glinka, Rachmaninoff and other Russian composers on January 26th (20:00) at the Israeli Opera Building ( TAPAC). For information: 03.692.7777. Paata Burchuladze sang the title role in Boris Godunov by the Grand opening of the Israeli Opera building in November 1994. … Read entire article »

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If you could choose…

…where would you be… If you see this weather… ;-) I know where I would like to be! Tell us: What about you?! (yes, even when I know there is heavy rain coming to Tel Aviv ;-) ) … Read entire article »

Filed under: holidays, life, personal, TA Fever

History of newsreels in Tel Aviv

On Friday February 22, 1935 Migdalor Cinema opened its doors at the corner of Allenby and Ben Yehuda Streets in Tel Aviv.  It brought a revolution, because newsreels were untill this time only shown occasionally in movie theaters and now the theather was going to show a new newsreel every week. In the first years the Carmel Newsreels were seen by about 22 percent of the Jewish population. Nirit Anderman writes a long but absolutely readable story about Migdalor Cinema and Carmel Newsreels in Haaretz. Very much recommended! … Read entire article »

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Homage to Duke Ellington

On Friday January 22nd, at 22:00, the Japanese pianist Toshiko Akiyoshi will play some of Duke Ellington‘s greatest jazz numbers at the Opera House (TAPAC). She will be supported by Lew Tabackin on tenor sax and flute, Boris Koziov on bass and Mark Taylor on drums. For information: 03-692 7777 … Read entire article »

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Museum or wedding hall?

The Tel Aviv Museum of Art will host another ‘society‘ wedding on its premises this month. It looks like that the museum-director prof. Mordechai Omer is using the museum the last few month as a private ‘playground’ for his elite-friends. Seven month ago he used the museum for the wedding of Erez Navon, the son of former president Yitzhak Navon (rent for the space was $25.000 ) and this month, January 25th, the wedding will take place of the daughter of Hanina Brandes (law firm Naschitz Brandes). I understand that the museum is using his premises for video-art parties, jazz-concerts e.g.: we are talking about art!! But what has a ‘society’ wedding to do with art? During the last wedding the museum closed its doors to the … Read entire article »

Filed under: events, exhibitions, life, museum, personal

The Lake at Cinematheque Tel Aviv

This Friday, January 15th at 14:00 the (short) film The Lake (Ha’agam), directed and written by Boaz Lavie, starring Arie Adlery, Oren Lavie and Boaz Lavie, will be screened in the Cinematheque Tel Aviv. … Read entire article »

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Ancient building found in TLV region

Okay, it is nothing Jurrasic, but still some years ago… Archeologists did find the remains of a three-room building on the banks of the Yarkon River in the Tel Aviv region. The building is dated and is between 7800 and 8400 years old, the Israel Antiquities Authority tells us. [sources: Bloomberg and Ha'aretz] … Read entire article »

Filed under: architecture, history, restoration

Exhibition of fire marks

Again on Ha’aetz.com there is a very interesting story [LINK] about so called fire marks from Israel. I was quite intrigued by this story. These fire (insurance) marks were the sign that insurance was payed for the specific building and in the British Mandate period quite common. Until February 25 the fire marks are on display at the HerzLilienblum Museum in Tel Aviv, next to fire fighting equipment from the early days of the state. Nice! … Read entire article »

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Mary Hampton to Tel Aviv with two shows

The folksinger, songwriter and guitarist from Brighton (GB) Mary Hampton will give two shows at Levontin 7 (Uganda). The first one will be on January 27th at 21:00, the second show on Saturday, January 30th at 23:55. … Read entire article »

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Paul Anka returns to Tel Aviv

Following his succesful and sold-out concerts (last November), former teen-idol and ‘Lonely Boy‘ Paul Anka will return to Tel Aviv for an other swinging show on May the 29th, again in the Nokia Arena in Tel Aviv. … Read entire article »

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