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Sneak preview of Another World
Just came back yesterday evening from a sneak-preview of Another World, Israel’s first post apocalyptic action/horror film, directed by Eitan Reuven. They screened the so called Hangar scene.. It was just awesome: fantastic shots (Red MX), great acting and thrilling sound… There is only one problem: I can’t wait another 4 months for the premiere!! ;-) … Read entire article »
Populair rockband Linkin Park coming to play in Tel Aviv
Promotor Shuki Weiss will bring the American rock-band Linkin Park, formed in 1996 in Agoura Hills, California, for a one time concert on November 15th! (NOT the 16th!) in the HaYarkon Park. Their last album A Thousand Suns was released two weeks ago. Until now Linkin Park sold more then 50 million albums worldwide. Tel Aviv will rock again!!! [edited: date of conceert] … Read entire article »
French investments in apartments in Allenby Street
A group of French investors purchased last week 13 apartments in the Beit Moyal project on Allenby Street 138-140 for NIS 20 million (about $5.3 million). The building was used in recent years as mayor Ron Huldai‘s election headquarters. The structure is slated for preservation and will be turned into an apartment building. … Read entire article »
Filed under: architecture, featured, TA Fever
A sentimental musical journey with Max Raabe
On October 18th and 19th (20:00) at the Tel Aviv Opera House, Max Raabe and his Palast Orchester will give you a sentimental musical journey back to the 20s and 30s with songs like: ‘Singing in the Rain’, ‘Heaven’ and ‘Dream a Little Dream of Me’… … Read entire article »
TLV Global City Forum
On October 13th (8.30 – 16.00) the TLV Global City Forum (invitations only) will take place in the Cameri Theatre with Mayor Ron Huldai, Mr. Chaim Shani (General Manager of the Ministry of Finance), Architect Josep Acebillo (Barcelona), Mr. Alex Giladi (member of the International Olympic Commitee) , Ms. Jennifer Falk (Executive Director of the Union Square Partnership) and Mr. David Kaufman (New York Times) as keynote speakers. There will be workshops on global cities: economy, culture and society. … Read entire article »
Adler House at Ahad Ha’am Street destroyed
One of the first buildings constructed in Tel Aviv was demolished last week to make way for a new…tower block. The Adler House at the Ahad Ha’am Street no.26 was built in 1910 and was first owned by Yisrael Yehuda Adler, a teacher and one of the founders of the famous Gymnasium Herzliya (also destroyed for a tower!). The Adler House was originally placed on the municipality’s building preservation list. A spokesman for the Tel Aviv Municipality said that all the components of the Adler House have been marked and documented, and that the building will be reconstructed on another site. (Yes, of course..at the Dead Sea !!!) … Read entire article »
Filed under: architecture, city, featured, history
Live drawing lessons in L’Atelier Tel Aviv
Gallery and coffee-shop L’Atelier at Rambam Street no. 22 is opening its garden every Saturday between 14:00 and 16:00) for live drawing lessons and/or mixed media lessons. The lessons will be provided by Natasha Gutman (27), who graduated from the University of Cape Town with Honours in Fine Art and received het post-graduate degree as an art and live orientation teacher. The first lesson will be on Saturday , September 25th. For more information: (03) 35.109.156 … Read entire article »
Habima, from National Theater to Shopping Mall
A few days ago, the Municipality of Tel Aviv decided to add another NIS 10 million to the never ending Habima (Tel Aviv’s National Theater) saga. The start-budget in 2007 was NIS 31 million, today the counter stands on: NIS160 million! For more then 3 years there is a large construction-site in the middle of Tel-Aviv. A few weeks ago the subcontractor of the project went to court and tried to stop the ‘renovation’ work, because of miss-management by the main-contractor. Ruth Ronen of the Tel Aviv District Court said that the ‘renovation’ work can continue, but that tests of the structure also must continue and its stability and safety must be confirmed before the building can be used. The big question is: When will the building have it’s … Read entire article »
Female chefs of Tel Aviv in New York Times
I can dream, think, daydream about (vegetarian) cooking books, food, restaurants, ingredients AND cooking, so I was intrigued by the article “The Real Balabustas of Tel Aviv” by Anthony Grant in The New York Times Style Magazine online. Just like in the Netherlands a chef (de cuisine) is in about 99% a man… At home women do the cooking, but in restaurants kitchens most of the time a man is in charge. Strange… The article shows us a new generation of female chefs that is hitting the stoves. I like that. I am sure that this female touch can do magic for this world of cooking. A few of these women in Tel Aviv are: Tamar Cohen-Tzedek in Cucina Tamar, Einav Berman in Asif, and Rima Olvera with her her home kitchen in the Florentin … Read entire article »
Filed under: city, featured, food, life, restaurants
Carl Orff’s Camina Burana danced by Royal Winnipeg Ballet
The Canadian Royal Winnipeg Ballet (27 dancers) will bring in a special evening the awesome Camina Burana, composed by Carl Orff on stage in a choreography by Mauricio Wainrot at the Tel Aviv Opera House on October 14th (21:00), October 15th (13:00) and October 16th (21:00). For information: (03) 692.7777 … Read entire article »
Tel Aviv Dance Festival at Dellal Dance Center and TAPAC
From October 4th until the end of the month the Tel Aviv Dance Festival will take place in the Suzanne Dellal Dance Center and at TAPAC (the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center) with European, Asian, American and Israeli dance/ballet groups, including a show that should not be missed: Sutra by Sidi Larbi Cherkoual, half Belgian/half Moroccan choreographer and from Spain the famous Miquel Angel Berna with his company and their latest opus Goya. For more information: www.suzannedellal.org.il and www.israel-opera.co.il … Read entire article »
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