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With the kids | The Museum of Illusions Tel Aviv Port

An interactive experience with dozens of attractions and activities designed to stimulate the imagination and original thinking processes, with mirrors, holograms, levitation illusions, kaleidoscopes, and more. Until the end of August: Tel Aviv Port, museumofillusions.co.il

Exhibition | “Once upon a time” Charles Bronfman Auditorium, Tel Aviv Culture Center An exhibition marking 66 years since the auditorium’s inauguration in October 1957. The Bronfman Auditorium was built to serve as the home of the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra. Over the years it became the preferred hall of leading orchestras and renowned names in the classical music world. The exhibition showcases photos and illustrations of some of the most noteworthy and memorable events to have taken place in these walls: concerts, political conferences, etc. The exhibition is open to all who come to attend a show at the auditorium, as well as to those taking part in the Tel Aviv municipality’s guided tour to which you can sign up for on the municipality’s website. Throughout August, visit-tlv.co.il Courtesy of the Meitar Collection, the Pritzker Family National Photography Collection, the National Library of Israel

Photo: Yossi Zwecker

Performing Arts | Tel Aviv Dance Festival 2024 Suzanne Dellal Center, Tel Aviv A celebration of Israeli creation with more than 20 dance shows by some of the country’s leading artists, open rehearsals, and open air performances. This year, in light of the country’s difficult situation, the focus has been placed on local creation with the hope to kindle a sense of connection between the audience and the dancers on stage. Among the dancers and choreographers taking part are Hillel Kogan, Yossi Berg & Oded Graf, Roy Assaf, Michal Samama, Gianni Nutranicola, Niv Sheinfeld, and more. The festival will be opening with Orly Portal’s show “Al Atlal”.

August 1-10, telavivdance. suzannedellal.org.il/en/

'4 Fantasies and a Monkey' by Yossi Berg & Oded Graf I photo: Vojtěch Brtnický

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ATMOSPHERE AUGUST 2024