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TLV Global City Forum: a fighting spirit for Tel Aviv

TLV Global City Forum: a fighting spirit for Tel Aviv

Last Wednesday, October 13th, the first Tel Aviv Global City Forum took place at the Cameri Theatre, with local and international speakers and different workshops. After the opening remarks of mayor Ron Huldai there were speeches by Chaim Shani, the General Manager of the Ministry of Finance, a speech by Hila Oren, the General Director of TLV Global City, an interesting speech by Jennifer Falk, the Executive Director of the Union Square in New York, … Read entire article »

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TLVFest 2010

From June 22nd until June 26th the 5th Tel Aviv LGBT Film Festival will take place at the Cinematheque Tel Aviv, the ZOA House and the LGBT Center in the Meir Park. For more information (movies, places, time) go to: http://www.tlvfest.com/en/ … Read entire article »

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Mugadarim 03 presents: Transition

Mugdarim, a collective team of artists who curate exhibitions on gender, feminism and queer issues, are presenting the Transition Art Show at the Zilum Baam Gallery (13, Bet Alfa Street). The show runs until June 2nd. A discussion event with the artists and curators will be held on Friday, May 21st at 14:00. For more information: Zuzanna Janku, 0577.312.678 … Read entire article »

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‘Lethal Lesbian’, Director’s Cut

Lethal Lesbian, Director’s Cut is a monthly series of lectures with guests talking about queer cinema and culture. On Saturday, March 27th (19:30) the lecture, Rebel without a Cause, will be in cooperation with TLV-Fest: screening Limor Ziv‘s: Her Own Way and Nir Ne’eman‘s: Yosi and Yasmin, followed by a Q&A with the two young directors. The event will take place at the Spaceship, HaYarkon Street no. 70 Entrance: free … Read entire article »

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Gay tourism comes to Tel Aviv

The Tel Aviv-Yafo Tourism Association, together with Israeli Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Association are to host the International Gay & Lesbian Travel Association (IGLTA) conference for the first time ever between October 10th and 16th. The event will be attended by the world’s 20 leading travel agents in the field. The week-long tour of the country will offer the visitors an indepth look at Tel Aviv as a gay-friendly city, aiming to get the city marketed as a favoured destination for gay vacation consumers. The highlight of the conference will be a symposium to be held at the Gay Center at Gan Meir Park on October 11th. … Read entire article »

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Tablet: A bubble no more

I found this impressive article: “A bubble no more” in Tablet Magazine, written on August the 3rd by Nicole Taylor. She writes: “…Then at Nachmani Street, we stumbled into a crowd-of gawkers, journalists, of ambulances…”     … Read entire article »

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Thoughts, prayer and pictures

Our thoughts are with the families that lost their children or have them wounded physically, or mentally… Bradley Burston of Ha’aretz wrote this beautiful prayer called: “A straight’s prayer for young Israelis shot for being gay” [before on Tel Aviv Fever] … Read entire article »

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Gay and lesbian couples wed at Pride Parade!

On June the 12th 2009, Tel Aviv will have his 11th annual Pride Parade. This time with an event, organizers believe to be the first ever for such an event anywhere in the world and certainly in Israel: Gal Uchovsky, journalist and film-producer, will marry two couples: one gay and one lesbian pair. A campaign will be launched on the website: gogay.co.il , seeking couples interested in being wed as part of the event to submit their candidacy. The idea is to wed the couples on one of the stages during the Parade. The couples to bewedded during the Parade, will receive certificates from the ‘family-right’ organization New Family. Like every year, the event will start in Meir Park and end with a ‘wild’ party on Gordon Beach. Soon more information. … Read entire article »

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TEL AVIV: For Ever Young

On a sunny afternoon, April the 11th 1909, 150 man, woman and children left the over-crowded port-city of Jaffa and walked 3 km north trough the hot, burning sand to a spot were they decided about the future of today’s Tel Aviv. Within a few month the first houses for those 66 families were build (Herzl, Jehuda-ha Levie and Lilienblum-street). As for today Tel Aviv-Jaffa population hit an all-time high of 391.300 inhabitants, still quite small compare to cities in Europe and the States. But this small city is an open minded city, free of spirit and always on the move. Just read what international magazines and papers wrote the last few years about the city: In January 2008 the leading French fashion magazine Vogue dedicated three flattering articles about Tel Aviv … Read entire article »

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