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The theater halls range in size and include the 970-seat Sherover Theater, the Henry Crown Concert Hall accommodating 760 seats Henry Crown Symphony Hall, the Little Theater (117 seats), and the recently opened Studio, which seats 300.&nbsp;Over 600,000 visitors attend the Jerusalem Theater every year to sample from the rich range of performances selected by the theater’s repertoire committee. In addition, the theater provides a stage for a variety of local festivals including the critically acclaimed International Oud Festival, the Curtain Up dance festival, the Puppet Theater Festival, and of course, the Israel Festival.&nbsp;The theater also boasts a coffeehouse, a book and music store, and spacious foyers that are often used for art exhibitions and concerts. The theater is wheelchair-accessible.

The Jerusalem Theater for the Performing Arts

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Experience the Excitement of the Arts at the Jerusalem Theater, one of Israel’s largest centers for art and culture. The theater was established in 1971 in the suburb of Rehavia, and in its five halls, takes to stage top-quality local and international dance, music, and theater performances, as well as films. 

The Jerusalem Theater is one of Israel’s largest centers for art and culture

The Menachem Begin Heritage Center:

Menachem Begin - Irgun commander, leader of the opposition in the Knesset, The sixth Prime Minister of Israel.
The Menachem Begin Heritage Center is an education, tourism and research center that strives to pass on Menachem Begin's legacy.

We invite you to a personal and in-depth introduction with a man who greatly influenced the shaping of the State of Israel.
Menachem Begin, the initiator of peace with Egypt, who opened the door of Israeli society, to all of its member, asked to be remembered, above all else, as someone who prevented a civil war. He was a brave soldier, who proudly worked for the future and security of the Jewish people in Israel. A humble and valued leader, who in his will requested to be buried alongside his fellow soldier on the Mount of Olives.
The Menachem Begin Heritage Center holds cultural and educational activities, museum tours and outdoor tours, and research activities at its campus in Jerusalem and its branches in the north, south and center of the country.

You’re welcome to join our journey!

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The Begin Museum:
The museum tour lays out the story of Menachem Begin's life and legacy.
Come and take part in an exceptional audio-visual experience that invites you to get toi know the fascinating life story of one of the most prominent leaders in the history of the country.

This is an invitation to a personal, unmediated journey with Menachem Begin, where you can hear his voice and read from his writings.
Together we will go through the different chapters of his life: we will walk with him through the streets of his childhood in Europe, we will attend a meeting of Irgun leaders, sit on the couch in his living room, hear his famous speeches in the square, join an election rally and accompany him in his dramatic moments as Prime Minister.
Pieces of the history of the State of Israel are woven throughout the visit.
A walk in the museum is not just an encounter with Menachem Begin's personal journey, but an encounter with the story of us all!

Experiential activities for the general public:

Content and practical experience come together on an activity day with a Jerusalem feel.
In the beating heart of Jerusalem, before a magical view, fascinating layers of history are folded. The Begin Center is a perfect place to start your tour around the city and enjoy a variety of activities throughout Jerusalem.
The streets surrounding the Begin Center are revived with a variety of activities offered to groups and private visitors: Walking tours combining actors or musicians, Bar / Bat Mitzvah celebrations, cultural performances, team-building days and more.
Contact us and together we can build an exciting, enriching and experiential day, tailored to the needs of the group.

Content and cultural events:

A crossroads of cultures, perspectives, and people in an array of cultural events.
The Begin Center is a vibrant cultural center which invites an encounter with the human diversity that only Jerusalem can offer ...
The Center continuously hosts a variety of events for the public including lectures, seminars, cultural evenings, book launches, tours, courses, and more.
We strive to offer the public a wide selection of lectures and in-depth series, from the best lecturers and researchers in the fields of history, security and the military, Zionism, religion, law, and more.
The lectures, for Hebrew speakers and English speakers, are also held in various cities around the country from Be'er Sheva to Kiryat Shmona.
To this end, the department holds seminars for groups of researchers which explore Menachem Begin's teachings and its relevance to belonging today, lectures for the general public, and conferences in collaboration with universities and research institutions.
The center also publishes the writings of Menachem Begin and other national-liberal thinkers, and awards prizes for outstanding academic work as part of an annual competition.

Convention Center:
The perfect combination of location in the heart of Jerusalem, a unique view of the Old City, and a selection of halls for your event!
The center provides a variety of solutions for business events and conferences, while customizing to the customer's needs.
We offer a wide selection of halls for rent, including classrooms, conference and seminar rooms, and an auditorium which seats 300 people.
All halls are equipped with advanced ICT equipment that enables high end conferences and offers complex technological solutions for each conference. You may add refreshments, receptions and full meals.
The centers’ staff will accompany you, paying utmost attention to detail, all the way to the perfect event. Public parking is available near the Begin Center, as is public transportation from all over the city.

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Menachem Begin Heritage Center

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<h2>Celebrate Jewish &amp; Israeli Thought</h2>
Discover the beauty of Jewish and Israeli thought and culture and celebrate the ancient heritage of this historic nation with fascinating cultural activities at Beit Avi Chai.

Located in the City Center of Jerusalem, Beit Avi Chai offers a space where people can reflect on the past and the present of Jewish/Israeli ideas and culture. The center includes a reading room, social area, student lounge, seminar rooms, as well as an auditorium and courtyard. Among the varied activities are unique educational workshops, literary evenings, poetry events, programs for children and families, Jewish study activities for youth, musical performances, cinema, art and sound, lectures, and even customized educational programs for soldiers and gap year travelers.
<h3>Stay Tuned on Beit Avi Chai’s Website</h3>
Beit Avi Chai believes in making information and content accessible to audiences all around the globe. Therefore, Beit Avi Chai's website is constantly updated, so visitors can enjoy new and unique articles and take part in online projects. In addition, the website contains information learn about upcoming events and monthly programs. Visitors can also enjoy live streaming of programs and events on the website as well as other social mediums. <a href="http://www.bac.org.il/ENG" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Check it out here!</a>

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Beit Avi Chai - Events, Culture & Exhibitions

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Established in 1973, the Jerusalem Music Center (JMC) provides classical music lovers with a variety of concerts as well as a plethora of other programs dedicated to nurturing up-and-coming Israeli talents. The JMC’s avowed raison d'etre is to promote human interaction and cooperation through culturally-relevant music.
As an independent, nonprofit organization, the center can operate as a laboratory of sorts, at leave to experiment with various enrichment programs for young musicians. And yet, beyond the unique educational opportunities the JMC offers, it is first and foremost a venue for good music, hosting top-notch concerts, many of which feature some of those young musicians that it helps nurture. The JMC also takes advantage of its extensive ties with Israeli and international musical establishments in order to book concerts by some of the leading classical musicians in the world. Since the usual spaces the JMC uses in Mishkenot Sha’ananim and the YMCA are sometimes too small for such high-profile events, such concerts use space at the Jerusalem International Convention Center (Binyanei Ha’umah).

The Jerusalem Music Center

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Since its establishment in 1967, the Khan Theater, Jerusalem’s only producing repertory theater, has gradually risen to prominence in the Israeli theater world and in recent years has attained a level of excellence that far exceeds its relative size. Despite producing only about three or four new shows annually, the Khan has succeeded in taking home a surprising number of Israeli theater awards, repeatedly beating out heavyweights such as Tel Aviv's Habima and Cameri theaters.
The Khan resides in the heart of what could be termed the capital’s culture district, right across from the new First Station complex, up the street from the Cinematheque, one block from Zappa Club, and a ten minute walk from the Jerusalem Theater. Set in such surroundings, the Khan’s picturesque locale is apparently conducive to good theater. Alternatively, it could be something in the water, or the unique methods of Artistic Director Michael Gurevitch, whose creative process is different, to say the least. Gurevitch, who also writes and directs many of the theater’s productions, often requires his actors to begin rehearsing before the play is finished, filling out fragmented, or rather - who are we kidding? - non-existent, plot outlines through improvisation and reciprocal exchanges of ideas.
The Khan bolsters its program with productions from other Israeli theater groups, also peddling its top-class material in venues throughout the country. Its list of prize-grabbing productions include such recent titles as 'A Passing Shadow' (2000), 'War on Home' (2002), 'The Miser' (2003), 'Happiness' (2004) and 'Life Is a Dream' (2005).

Khan Theater

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Aspaklaria is a unique cultural institution in the Jerusalem area. Its main objective is to deliver over 500 plays in different locations around town. It was established in 1999 by the multi-talented theater artist Hagay Lober. The theater’s repertoire consists of 40 various shows and workshops in many styles, intended for all age-groups.

The theater takes pride in creating unique experiences based on the values of Judaism while presenting it in the most intruiging way.
It speaks of important and relevant issues in the Jewish world.

The main center of activity is on Shatner str. 3, and branches out as a traveling theater. There’s a unique subscription program, offering special prices for the diverse repertoire of this respectable institution.

Aspaklaria Theater

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<a href="https://itraveljerusalem.com/west-jerusalem/cinema-city-jerusalem/">Cinema City Jerusalem</a>, which opened the end of February 2014, is the largest entertainment and cultural center in Jerusalem measuring in at 20,000 square meters and including eight floors, 19 movie theaters, including themed theaters, an indoor mall with dozens of restaurants, cafes and stores, a theater for plays, a hall for conferences, a cinema museum and many other attractions.

This huge complex is conveniently located in close proximity to the government offices in Jerusalem and thoroughfares at the entrance of the city. It has five floors of 2,000 underground parking spaces which are free for movie-goers. Two hundred and fifty million shekels (around $71US) has been invested in this project.

The 19 movie theaters include some set up in different styles based on film genres, for example theaters designed in the theme of children’s movies, romantic comedies and horror films. There is also a theater for plays which seats up to 600, a performance hall with 450 seats and two VIP halls.

Cinema City Movie Theater

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Masie House in Nahlaot, just near the Mahane Yehuda market, was recently reopened as a home for three dynamic theater groups: Psik Theater, Theater Company Jerusalem and The Incubator Project.
The house was originally built in the mid-19th-century and served as the home of Dr. Aaron Masie, who was very involved and influential in the development of the Hebrew language. The premises were later used as a school, but in recent years stood empty, until, its reopening with the aim of reviving the cultural scene in Jerusalem.
Masie House has two large halls. The hall on the lower floor can accommodate 211 people with room for four wheelchairs, and the upper hall has space for 220 people. The halls each have a wooden stage making it suitable for all types of performances, and also offer state-of-the-art sound and lighting. Masie House can serve as a great location for conferences and other events and the three theatrical troupes provide rich content which can be tailored to suit any event or audience.
The creation of Masie House was made possible via support from the Jerusalem municipality, Jerusalem Development Authority, the Prime Minister's Office, Eden, Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Culture, the Bracha Foundation, the Rothschild Foundation, the Isaacson, and the Ministry of Construction and Housing.

Masie House Theater

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<h4>ABOUT YAD VASHEM</h4>Each day, thousands of visitors come to Yad Vashem and begin their visit to the Holocaust History Museum. The museum’s different galleries depict the events of the Holocaust from a uniquely Jewish perspective via authentic artifacts, personal documents, survivors’ testimonies, films, diaries, and works of art, with an emphasis on the individual story. The integration of these many and varied forms of personal expression allows the visitor to absorb the wealth of information as a multi-dimensional and intensely moving experience.While visiting Yad Vashem, don’t miss the Holocaust Art Museum, which houses the world’s largest and most comprehensive collection of its kind, most of which was created during the Holocaust period. The adjacent Synagogue houses a permanent display of Torah Arks and Jewish ritual objects from synagogues that were destroyed or damaged during the Holocaust.As you walk through the extensive grounds, you will encounter many monuments and memorial sites that commemorate the Holocaust in a variety of ways. Planted along the Avenue of the Righteous Among the Nations are dozens of trees in tribute to non-Jews who acted according to humanity’s most noble instincts, and risked their lives to help and save Jews during the Holocaust period.An exceptional and often unexplored memorial is located on the western edge of the Mount of Remembrance: The Valley of the Communities. &nbsp;This vast, open-air monument commemorates the over 5,000 Jewish communities destroyed or damaged during the Holocaust on its 107 stone walls and is a memorial to the Jewish world that was and is no more.Yad Vashem is entrusted with documenting the history of the Jewish people in the Holocaust period, commemorating the life story of each and every one of the six million murdered Jewish men, women, and children, and imparting the legacy of the Holocaust to future generations.Yad Vashem is Ranked by Tripadvisor as one of the Top 25 Museums in the World.Ranked by Tripadvisor as #2 of Things to do in Jerusalem Yad Vashem.

Yad Vashem - The World Holocaust Remembrance Center

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Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Jerusalem, is situated on a 45-acre campus comprising museums, exhibitions, monuments, sculptures, and memorial sites.

The most comprehensive and moving museum

The Beit Levi Eshkol Visitor Center is located in the historic building that served as the Prime Minister's residence during the early days of the State of Israel.&nbsp;The stations spread around the house allow the visitors to explore Levi Eshkol's work and life. The building was built in 1933 by the architect Benjamin Chaikin for Julius Jacobs, a senior British government official. Atypical of Jerusalem, the building was built without stone cladding and with combined design styles. From 1950 to 1974, the building served as the Prime Minister's residence and was lived. Its inhabitants at the time were David Ben-Gurion, Levi Eshkol, and Golda Meir.&nbsp;The Beit Levi Eshkol Visitor Center continues to serve the role of the house as the Prime Minister's residence, the sense of domesticity and the place's glorious past were restored here. You’re welcome to trot around the house and get to know about the events of the country's first decades, their consequences linger to this very day. The images and interactive stations spread around the house provide an innovative insight into the inception and creation of the State of Israel – through the eyes of the people who led it in its early years.&nbsp;Levi Eshkol was the leader of the Jewish Agency's settlement enterprises, founded the National Water Company - Mekorot, and served as Finance Minister for 11 years – the longest period in history! During his time as Prime Minister, he led and won the Six-Day War, forged significant ties with the U.S. administration, and promoted a process of reconciliation and unification in Israeli society. The new Visitor Center was established as a joint venture by Yad Levi Eshkol and the Society for the Protection of Nature, being open to the public since 2017. Beit Levi Eshkol offers various tours, extra curriculums, and cultural events for the general public.

The Beit Levi Eshkol Visitor Center

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In this new interactive center, visitors will be able to enjoy an enticing tour that combines the old with the new and the past with the present. 

Be ready for a rare experience when visiting the David Amar Worldwide North Africa Jewish Heritage Center. To begin with, it is one of the most beautiful buildings in the city with views overlooking the Old City. It is a testament to the dreams and hopes of generations of North African Jewry.
A visit to the center is spiritual, cultural and artistic. Much thought and effort has gone into preserving the authentic, ancient atmosphere. The building is greatly enhanced by the visually pleasing Andalusian garden and the Moroccan-Moorish art, in the style of the Alhambra Palace in Granada.
The center works to preserve, pay tribute to and study the legacy of North African Jewry for those in Israel and abroad. It is located on King David Street in the Mahaneh Yisrael neighborhood which was established in 1865. The center is housed in the neighborhood’s oldest building which has served as a learning center for men of North African descent, a hostel, a general house of study and a synagogue. It was renovated after being declared a historic and architectural heritage site. This work was done by artists brought from Morocco and architect Elie Mouyal of Marrakesch under the artistic supervision of artist David Soussana.
Today the building houses exhibition halls with both permanent and temporary exhibitions, photographs of Jewish life in North Africa and unique items from there. There is a research library with original manuscripts, studies and monographs. The center hosts seminars on the topic along with academic institutions.
The David Amar Worldwide North Africa Jewish Heritage Center is also the host of social and cultural events such as literary and study sessions, poetry readings, musical and liturgical evenings, lectures, Oud playing classes and more.

The North African Jewish Heritage Center

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However, there is much more to Olmaya than just the view, as it is a full-service venue with first-rate facilities and features, including advanced sound and multimedia systems, catering, a production and service staff that works with Jerusalem's top event planners, caterers, vendors, entertainers and designers and much more.So if you're looking for a venue that can guarantee an unforgettable wedding, bar mitzvah, corporate event or any other celebration, Olmaya is the venue for you.Photos courtesy of Olmaya and Roni&nbsp;Matityahu

Olmaya Event Venue

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Located on the iconic Haas Promenade across from Jerusalem's Armon Hanatziv neighborhood, Olmaya is a high-end event venue that boasts some of the most stunning views of the city.

Entertainment Venues in Jerusalem

Cultural and Exhibition venues

The Jerusalem Theater for the Performing Arts

Menachem Begin Heritage Center

Beit Avi Chai - Events, Culture & Exhibitions

The Jerusalem Music Center

Entertainment venues

Khan Theater

Aspaklaria Theater

Cinema City Movie Theater

Masie House Theater

Visitor Center in Jerusalem

Menachem Begin Heritage Center

Yad Vashem - The World Holocaust Remembrance Center

The Beit Levi Eshkol Visitor Center

The Jerusalem Music Center

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Olmaya Event Venue

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