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    Explore Jerusalem’s Vibrant Cultural Scene from Dec 13-19

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    What’s happening in Jerusalem?

    From December 13th to December 19th, explore a variety of cultural events in Jerusalem. Delve into art, theater, music, and culinary experiences that reflect the rich tapestry of this historic city.

    Why it matters

    Amidst security concerns, these events showcase Israel’s vibrant and resilient cultural spirit. They offer both locals and tourists opportunities to immerse in enriching experiences while fostering community and tourism vital to Israel’s social and economic health.

    Details of Events

    Friday, December 13

    Catch a screening of the 2000 biographical film “Pollock” at the Jerusalem Cinematheque. Dive into the intriguing world of action-painter Jackson Pollock with performances that cemented his artistic legacy. Admission is NIS 41.

    Saturday, December 14

    The ‘Winter Dreams’ exhibition opens its doors at Jerusalem Botanical Gardens. Families can enjoy a magical display of illuminated sculptures. Tickets start at NIS 139, with discounts available for early birds. Experience family-friendly enchantment in a picturesque setting.

    Sunday, December 15

    Experience a Hebrew rendition of “The Wizard of Oz” presented by the Hashaa Theater. This beloved story comes alive through the talents of LA-born singer, Taylor Malkov. Located at the Jerusalem Theatre, ticket prices range between NIS 89-139.

    Other Highlights

    The Jerusalem scene lights up with performances by the Lyric Opera, avaunt-garde films at Smadar Cinema, showcases by jazz musicians at the Yellow Submarine, and various local vendors at the Hanukkah Hessed Fair—bringing the warmth of celebration across the city.

    Conclusion

    Despite ongoing challenges, the vibrant offerings of Jerusalem exemplify the indomitable cultural spirit of Israel. Highlights like these reinforce connections to culture and community, reflecting a beacon of hope and perseverance in times of uncertainty.

    This story was first published on jpost.com.

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