Tel Aviv Arts Council, presents a very Yiddishy evening: 8th Night of Hanukah – Live Klezmer Band – Candle Lighting, Eats, Drinks & Yiddish Culture
What: We invite our young community to spend the best & last night of Hanukah in the most unique venue in town. The Yung Yiddish Museum archives are tucked away as a hidden gem within the cavernous Tel Aviv Central Bus Station. Come listen to a live Klezmer band with the most stunning blend of musical traditions, learning about the underground Yiddish scene of Tel Aviv, while eating, drinking, and dancing.
This latest event of the Tel Aviv Arts Council is more than a concert. It is a tour de force of one of the White City's most happening insider cultural niches. Come take your drunken hora skills to the next level and do it in style.
Date: Sunday December 5th 2021, 8pm
Venue: Yung Yiddish Museum, Tel Aviv Bus Station, 108 Levinsky St. 5th Floor, Studio 5008, one floor above the Karov Theater
Ticket: 50 NIS, includes Hanukah eats
Who: EXCLUSIVE to Tel Aviv Arts Council Young Patrons, 20s & 30s
About Our Venue: Yung Yiddish
Founded in 1993, Yung Yiddish is a nonprofit organization that set for itself the purpose of preserving and transmitting Yiddish culture, as well as encouraging contemporary Yiddish creativity in its various forms. The organization’s members and friends consider Yiddish a language alive, an essential ingredient of our cultural heritage to be fostered by looking both back and forward. Yung Yiddish started out with the first activity of collecting, safeguarding and disseminating of Yiddish books, and developed into a core of cultural activism, a battery of production and a place for exhibitions, concerts, readings, commemorations and artistic experimentation. www.yiddish.co.il
Founded in 1993, Yung Yiddish is a nonprofit organization that set for itself the purpose of preserving and transmitting Yiddish culture, as well as encouraging contemporary Yiddish creativity in its various forms. The organization’s members and friends consider Yiddish a language alive, an essential ingredient of our cultural heritage to be fostered by looking both back and forward. Yung Yiddish started out with the first activity of collecting, safeguarding and disseminating of Yiddish books, and developed into a core of cultural activism, a battery of production and a place for exhibitions, concerts, readings, commemorations and artistic experimentation. www.yiddish.co.il
About the Tel Aviv Arts Council
Young Patrons of the Arts Celebrating Israeli Creative Culture
Young Patrons of the Arts Celebrating Israeli Creative Culture
The Tel Aviv Arts Council celebrates the creative culture of Israel by providing a venue for young creatives and lovers of the arts to gather while attending lectures and demonstrations by world class artists, performers, and technologists.
The common theme in our events is a playful exploration of the world around us and the search for something unique that expands our vistas and leaves one with a sense of wonder. All of our private events are non-profit, but professionally produced to provide attendees with a comfortable environment to engage with the arts community, and take place in various venues throughout our great city.
"Without vision a people perishes" – King Solomon
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The Arts Council is generously supported by the Am Yisrael Foundation // www.AmYisrael.com
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