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Purim7-9 March 2012 The equivalent of the American Halloween but less fear oriented, Purim is a favorite holiday with anyone under 12 (maybe even under 30). Adults do make some fuss about the holiday, wearing clothing items they would have never dreamt of putting on, partying till dawn and enjoying themselves thoroughly. Drinking plenty is especially important on this holiday, not only to help one face the fact that they look rediculous in their costumes but since the Jewish Purim tradition is "to drink until you no longer know" where or who you are. The parties go on for 3 days so everyone get the chance to put their costumes on and drink till they're jolly.Irish Festival at the Tel Aviv CinemathequeMarch 2012
The Tel Aviv Cinematheque is holding its traditional Irish week, including Irish films and Irish music, with the support of the Irish Embassy in Israel. This year, the festival will be screening the award-winning Irish-British co-production Hunger, which was directed by the artist Steve McQueen.
For further details click here to reach the relevant Tel Aviv Cinematheque webpage.
Gourmet Week in Tel AvivMarch 2012
If you're seeking an inexpensive gourmet meal, the gourmet week in Tel Aviv will suite you just fine. Offering a full meal (first, main and last course) for only NIS 79, the organizers of this annual event seek to introduce the masses to food they don't regularly come by. Among the participating restaurants: Nana Bar in Neve Tzedek, Rothschild Kitchen on Rothschild Blvd and many other restaurants in Tel Aviv. Finnish Film Festival at the Tel Aviv CinemathequeMarch 2012
Following the Irish week at the Tel aviv Cinematheque is the Finnish week. With a wide selection of acclaimed filmmakers who present unique perspectives, this is bound to be an interesting week that will give plenty of insight into life in the north of the world. For further details click here to reach the relevant Tel Aviv Cinematheque webpage Holon's Woman FestivalMarch 2012
The Woman Festival in Holon Theatre emphasizes women's contribution in various fields. Each year, to mark the International Women's Day, the theatre invites prominant women from different fields of art (music, film, visual art, literature etc.). The festival focuses on works that are related to different aspects of womanhood and femininity. The creations chosen are displayed or screened and discussed throughout the four days of the festival.Holon is a small city just outside Tel Aviv on the South-East side. The Holon Theatre is a highly respected institution and the Woman's Festival is one of its main attractions.
For further information and tickets try: Holon Theatre Tel: 1-800-703-703, (03) 502-3010/11
E-mail: sherut1@hth.co.il St. Patrick's Day 17 March 2012
Honoring the saint who is said to have brought Christianity to the Irish, St. Patrick's Day has become an International Irish day of celebration across the globe. Check out the local St. Patrick's Day events at Tel Aviv's numerous Irish Pubs (among them Molly Bloom's).
Days of FlamencoMarch 2012
Another Festival taking place at the Suzanne Dellal Center is dedicated to the famous Spanish Dance - Flamenco. During the three days of the festival various flamenco events will be open to public and dancers. This short festival will culminate in a gala evening on the 20th.
For further information and tickets try the festival's phone number and website. Site: http://www.keren-adi.org/
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