Events - 25 Oct 17

First performances of the new stage adaptation of the novel “He is the Light” and the diaries of Lea Goldberg at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. Read More

Brad Sullivan, who works in Strategic Partnerships at Google, will talk about how new Voice and Assistant technologies are transforming the shopping experience and will provide an overview of how to reach and engage users throughout these new surfaces. Read More

Encore Entrepreneurship and proud productions show: Jethro Tull 50th Anniversary Tour Read More

As you may know at this point, were leaving our spot at teder / biet romano and going through some rearrangement and relocation coming up in the next 2 months – a reason for a heavy long weekend of celebration !! Read More

We bring to your attention that the successful Hungarian Days Festival will be held this year in a new location: at Tel Aviv Port. This time, gastronomic events will be added to the program. Read More

The use of connected sensor technologies in urban environments, manufacturing, transportation, agriculture, health care, public safety, AR has increased significantly: it had brought a higher level of utility in our interpersonal ecosystems and transformed forever traditional industries. Read More

We will celebrate the delicious day of the year with our excellent menu, with the support of amazing bloggers who created wonderful pasta dishes especially for this day! Read More

Diego San, with the kind help of the Friends of the Abrahams Publishing Company, is honored to host the Tel Aviv launch of the new Action Bronson book: “Mmm, it’s delicious” Read More

This next event will focus on one of the most critical environmental topics: marine protection. Read More

Exhibition opening> Pais Geresh Read More

On Wednesday, 25.10 we saw the film “Photo Farag” by director Kobi Farag. This is a film that was screened in many places and won many accolades and recommendations reaches us to Cafe Shapira! Read More

(IN HEBREW) The third session of the series – a conversation with Shiha Hilweh, a Palestinian poet of Bedouin origin, and Ikram Hogirat, an Israeli journalist of Bedouin origin. An inspiring meeting on creativity, power and leadership among Arab women in Israel. Read More