Program

The Days of Jerusalem festival will once again bring the Czech audience close to the artistic scene of Jerusalem – a city renowned for its complex history and outstanding creativity. The multi-genre festival continues to provide a platform for dialogue for artists regardless of their faith or origin.

This year, Days of Jerusalem will take place at Prague 7 at the entrance to Stromovka, at the premises of Tiskárna na Vzduchu, between May 25 and 29. The most interesting contemporary Israeli music will be heard, from punk to rap and from dance music to country. The popular chefs cannot be missing – this year focusing on vegetarian forms of Middle Eastern cuisine. A variety of workshops - in dance, language, and other - will also take place again. Several novelties are being prepared: brace for the presence of the stars of Jerusalem skateboarding scene who will hold a lecture and present what are their capable of at a U-ramp. And for the first time, you will be able to shop Jerusalem and Czech design.

The festival wants to complement the friendly and neighborly atmosphere of Prague 7 with another meeting opportunity – this time an international one.

Music

During the four days of May, the Prague audience will enjoy the best of contemporary Jerusalem music scene across genres, from the oriental-electronic Echo&Tito to the jazz-punk duo Malox, from the down-to-earth OSOG to the true hipsters from Beta Zinq. Following last year’s success, the Palestinian rapper Muhammad Mughrabi is coming back with a new repertoire, prepared with Beta Zinq specially for Days of Jerusalem - and cooperation with Czech musicians is also in sight. But the biggest surprise that the Days of Jerusalem have prepared for its audience is the concert of the Jerusalem rap superstar Adi Ulmansky!

title: ADI
date: 28/5
time: 21:00 - 22:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

ADI is a singer-producer who creates her own unique electronic-hiphop beats, combined with r&b vocals and trap influences.
ADI released her debut mixtape 'Shit Just Got Real' in 2013 and shortly after that, a second EP Hurricane Girl closely followed. It included the single 'Was It You?' that gained widespread interest from high profile sites such as The Fader and Hypetrak. ADI received press support from titles including The Guardian, Independent, Noisey, Mixmag, Clash, The 405, Jay-Z Life & Times and Notion among others, and nods of approval from well-known peers including Kitty Pryde.
Over the past few years, ADI has performed at Glastonbury Festival in the UK, Melt festival in Germany, Culture Collide Festival in LA and CMJ Music Marathon in NYC, as well as more recently, playing at four Electronic Beats Festivals. In Prague, Adi performed at the historically first Days of Jerusalem in 2013.
She's recently collaborated with artists such as 'My Panda Shall Fly' on his debut album, and recorded a track with Funkstörung for their reunion album, but her main collab was with the electronic producer - BORGORE

title: Muhammad Mughrabi
date: 27/5
time: 18:30 - 19:15
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Following last year’s successful cooperation with the Czech rapper Refew, the Palestinian rapper Muhammad Mughrabi comes back for Days of Jerusalem 2016. Muhammad was born in Jerusalem and grew up in the Shuafat refugee camp. Muhammad has been internationally successful with his music that is both an escape and an advocacy tool for him. In 2010, he was awarded the Chiuku Prize by MTV Latin America.

title: BETA ZINQ
date: 27/5
time: 21:00 - 21:30
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

The idea of “translating” electronic dance music into an acoustic version was originally conceived in a collaboration between guitarists Tal Avraham and Oded Distelman, two talented musicians eager to bring FUN back into the sometimes sarcastic music industry. Sharing the same values and bringing a shining stage presence, singer Daniella Milo (aka DaniLu) joined the duo and together, they went into a recording studio. The result is a clean and current sound that falls seamlessly between acoustic folk and dance pop. Music blog Kultura (Poland) promises their performances are "full of energy, seductively charismatic, easily persuading the audience to party like crazy: ’this is the music of the future‘ their vocalist sings in one of the band’s more hit-ready songs...and if it's true - there's no need to be worried about the future," with music filled with catchy guitar riffs and feel-good lyrics. Even though still very young, the band has already awoken a lot of attention, being labelled by the music blog Raash as "the happiest and most interesting thing to happen in music in 2015."

title: R U OK
date: 27/5
time: 19:45 - 20:30
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Itai Reznik (drums and sampler) & Omer Keinan (keyboards and synth) grew up together in Jerusalem, inspired by a variety of musical styles that shaped their current musical language. Omer explains: “Jerusalem is an amazing place. There are thousand ways how to live there, especially if you were born there. It’s the kind of a city that becomes a part of who you are - it has it’s language, it’s people, it’s vibe... I believe it reflects in our music a lot.”
While Omer was studying jazz, Itai went to Africa to research various rhythmical instruments such as Balafon and Djembe. The band has later expanded this aspect by engaging the Ethiopian singer Hewan as a permanent guest. She is complementing the fusion of electro, drum’n’base, trance and jazz with her R’n’B rhythms. Sounds intriguing, right?

title: ECHO&TITO feat. MALOX
date: 29/5
time: 17:00 - 18:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

The singer/MC Echo and the sonic explorer/musician Tito will immerse their audience in rhythms gathered all around the world, from Egypt, India and Jamaica to Europe and Israel. They will perform solo on Sunday, but do not miss their unique Saturday show with the incredible jazz-punk duo Malox. Echo with a microphone and Tito with a computer will be complemeted by Eyal Talmudi’s saxophone and Roy Chen’s drums. You will have a blast!

title: OSOG Family Soundsystem
date: 26/5
time: 23:15 - 01:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

OSOG Family Soundsystem are Guy Fleisher and Idan Epshtein, Drummer and Ukulele player from OSOG. Together they perform as a DJ duo mashing up electronic dance beats with world music, 70's funk, Arabian roots music and much more! You can expect live instruments guest appearances throughout their set such as bluegrass banjo or jazz violin. When the virtuoso playing-styles meet four-to-the-floor the non-stop dance music is bound to make your feet move.

title: BETA ZINQ feat. Muhammad Mughrabi
date: 27/5
time: 21:30 -22:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

The hipster trio Beta Zinq is aside for their acoustic performance preparing also a show with the Palestinian rapper Muhammad Mughrabi. We ourselves are curious how will the light melodies of the pink-haired Telavivian DaniLu be complemented by the rhythms of Muhammad who was raised in a refugee camp. Days of Jerusalem 2016 will thus serve as a platform for yet another surprising collaboration!

title: DJ Flow Nevo
date: 27/5
time: 22:00 - 01:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Nevo Shirazi is not only an outsanding skater, but also a photographer, a filmmaker and a DJ who will take care of one of the Days of Jerusalem 2016 afterparties. Nevo is now studying at the great Sam Spiegel's film school, earns his living as a photographer and performs as DJ under the name Flow Nevo. His track are recognized by Hebrew rap and a swaying rhythms.

title: BETA ZINQ Acoustic
date: 28/5
time: 13:00 - 13:50
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

The guitarists Tal Avraham and Oded Distelman and the singer DaniLu have gained acclaim fast due to their fresh attitude towards music-making: they play electro music without electro instruments, falling between acoustic folk and dance pop. Their audience loves them for their colourful image and clear and current sound. At Days of Jerusalem 2016, they will give three shows: their energetic solo performance, a performance with the rapper Muhammad Mughrabi prepared specially for the festival, and an acoustic afternoon session. Let us know which one did you like the most!

title: OSOG
date: 28/5
time: 18:00 - 18:50
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

OSOG – On the Shoulders of Giants - is a unique Jerusalem rock’n’roll phenomenon, weaving together a magical texicana sound with fresh punk attitude. The band members come from very different musical backgrounds: while some are past-members of Israel's top metal bands, others study in the Jerusalem music academy and are part of the vibrant Jerusalem jazz scene. Soundwise, the group takes in a wide variety of influences, from the violins of Jewish folk (Hassidic) jazz heard around the city to classical rock and Appalachian mountain songs originating on the other side of the ocean. They create a mix of old and new and bring together many cultures from across the globe. OSOG is renowned for their vivid performances – do not miss the Prague one!

title: Tori Baba and Tito the Wise
date: 28/5
time: 22:00 - 01:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Tito and his loops is 50% of the wonderful Echo & Tito formation. At the afterparty, the singer Echo will be replaced by DJ Tori Baba with his supercatchy sets. Tori and Tito will surely make every one dance even after a long day full of supereme music. In his sets, Tori uses the sound of didgeridoo and other instruments that engender the atmposhere of a tribal trance dance. This is a hard-core Jerusalem party on Prague soil.

title: OSOG Acoustic
date: 29/5
time: 15:30 - 16:30
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

OSOG – On the Shoulders of Giants - will perform their unique mix of a magical texicana sound with fresh punk attitude in full speed on Saturday when you can enjoy a real party. For Sunday afternoon, they have prepared a calmer acoustic version of their music which weaves together an infinite number of influences from Hassidic melodies to classical rock. Some of the band members studied jazz, others were a part of punk and metal bands – and as other bands during the Days of Jerusalem show: diversity is always an advantage!

title: ECHO&TITO
date: 28/5
time: 19:30 - 20:20
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Having travelled the world for many years, through countries like India, Jamaica, Egypt, China, Europe & the U.S, and absorbing the local music cultures, the singer/MC Echo and the sonic explorer/musician Tito incorporate all these influences in their unique sound and, after performing alongside Balkan Beat Box, now harvest international success on their own.

title: Malox
date: 29/5
time: 14:00 - 15:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Malox’s last album is called Polka for Punks – hinting that they can hardly be categorized: their music may be labelled under wild jazz as well as brilliantly played punk. Saxophone is wielded by Eyal Talmudi who performs in multiple bands but in Malox, he really owns the stage. Roy Chen is the energetic guy behind the drums. This combination will definitely lift you up from your chair!

SK8

This year, Days of Jerusalem will host the skateboarding stars Lior, Itamar, Nevo and Gabriel from the Doloreskateboarding initiative that has been a major element of the Jerusalem skate subculture, forming it through skateboarding, music and arts.
Lior and Itamar publish the first Jerusalem skateboard magazine Doloreskateboarding, run a skate school, and document Jerusalem skate scene as filmmakers. Nevo is known as a DJ, beatboxer and performer throughout the Jerusalem skate community. Gabriel aka GAB is a street artist: he studied arts for 4 years at Bezalel and his pieces can be found at the streets and in the galleries of Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.
Lior, Itamar, Nevo and Gabriel will do a skate exhibition together with Czech skaters; they will also challenge the audience to join them for a graffiti workshop with Hebrew and Arabic calligraphy; they will teach children the basics of skateboarding; and they will give a lecture on how they persuaded the city hall, sponsors and neighbors that Jerusalem needed a skate park.

title: Skateboard Exhibition Demo
date: 28/5
time: 15:00 -17:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Lior, Itamar, Nevo and Gabriel are skaters and artists around the Doloreskateboarding magazine. They will show what’s in them at a U-ramp built specially for the Days of Jerusalem 2016. Their reputation as well as the fact that the skate season in Jerusalem lasts almost whole year around is a promise of a unique show.

title: Skatelife JLM Lecture
date: 28/5
time: 17:00 - 18:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

A lecture on Jerusalem skate scene by the most qualified people: Lior, Itamar, Nevo and Gabriel, the key characters on the Jerusalem skateboarding scene. They will explain how have they persuaded the Jerusalem municipality that Jerusalem needs a skate park. They will take you around Jerusalem skate parks, around people that have built them, through artist from the subculture, to the milestones that have formed it.
The lecture will be in English and translated into Czech.

title: Skaters from Jerusalem at Stalin
date: 29/5
time: 14:00 - 15:30
location: Stalin

Lior, Itamar, Nevo a Gabriel who will within the Days of Jerusalem revive the space of Tiskárna na Vzduchu with their artistic intervention and skateboarding excellence will also enjoy the surface of Stalin – the iconic Prague skate destination. How will the Jerusalemites enjoy riding with the panorama of Prague behind their back?

title: We Lost It movie screening
date: 29/5
time: 21:30 - 22:00
location: Stalin

The 30-minute-long movie captures the key moments of Jerusalem skate community building – exhibitions as well as constant falls, but importantly also the city from the perspective of skaters. Jerusalem plays almost as important part in the movie as the boys from Doloreskateboarding.

Culinary Art

Gastronomy is one of the strongest lures of Jerusalem. There are even maps of Middle East, dividing the region by the spices used for falafel. Since its first year, the Days of Jerusalem have been presenting the Jerusalem cuisine at its best: traditional as well as contemporary recipes by Israeli and Palestinian chefs have been an indispensable part of the festival. This year, Jerusalem cuisine will be presented from a new angle – the focus will be on vegan and vegetarian dishes. Veganism is an important phenomenon of the Jerusalem gastro scene. After all, many of the local famous treats – such as hummus, sabih, and salads – are vegan.

title: Cuisine
date: 27/5 (16:00 - 20:00)
28/5 (10:00 - 20:00)
29/5 (11:00 - 17:00)

location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Vegan as well as other recipes will be presented at the festival by Ilan Garousi, founder of the renowned Chakra and Satya restaurants, and his female colleague, the wonderful Palestinian chef Um Sami. Um Sami learned to cook from her husband who was well known for his knowledge of the secrets of gastronomy. In the weeks before the festival, Ilan and Um Sami worked together with the Prague known culinary destinations and they have prepared an array of great recipes for meals that will be cooked at the festival.
Um Sami will be together with Mama Coffee preparing stuffed vine leaves and her favorite Jerusalem pastries. Dirty Dog Food Truck, stationed in Tiskárna na Vzduchu, has the owner of Israeli origin so he will also adjust his street food to the Middle-Eastern atmosphere for the weekend. The neighboring BistRAW will also pick up this challenge, just being more radical and making everything raw. Finally, not the disappoint the meat-eaters either, the home catering Hamtam will prepare with Ilan entirely non-vegetarian Jerusalem meals, and La Bibich will prepare – what else then pastrami.

Film

The film section presents Jerusalem from different points of view: the Close to Home movie shows young girls playing parts they don’t feel like playing; and Kind Words talk about an identity crisis. Before each full-feature movie, there is also a short film that will surely surprise you.

title: The Kind Words + Short Movie
date: 25/5
time: 20:30 - 23:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Three siblings are joined together by the death of their mother, and the revelation about the identity of their 'real' father, who to their shock and distress may be a Muslim. They set off on a quirky journey from Jerusalem through Paris, Marseilles and back in time to Algiers in the 60s, looking for their lost memories and answers. A bitter sweet story about the search for identity, longing for love, and the illusive line between lies and the truth.
Screening will be in original version with Czech and English subtitels.

title: Close to Home + Short Movie
date: 26/5
time: 21:00 - 23:10
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

The movie director Vardit Bilu always shows deep understanding for the main characters in her movies, especially for young girls. Her movie Fragile was introduced in her presence at FebioFest in Prague two years ago, to much acclaim. A bit older movie Close to Home was awarded at Berlin International Film Festival in 2006. It follows Smadar and Mirit, two common, fragile, barely adult girls, thrown together as they are assigned to a patrol in Jerusalem as part of their compulsory military service. They live their hopes, loves, quarrels and small rebellions, but political reality is unavoidable.
Screening will be in original version with Czech and English subtitels.

Market

Market is an entirely new section of Days of Jerusalem! It will introduce Jerusalem designers side by side with the Prague ones, both presented by the mecca of local design, the Kuráž store. Jerusalem illustrators will be presented along the Czech ones, under the curatorship of the Page Five publishing house. You will enjoy exhibitions, workshops, and this year for the first time also the opportunity to take some of the art products home.

title: Jerusalem meets Prague 7
date: 27/5 (16:00 - 20:00)
28/5 (10:00 - 20:00)
29/5 (11:00 - 17:00)

location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Days of Jerusalem this year intensively work with subjects from Prague 7 that thelp them to create the festival program. Kuráž from Letná will be the curator of a design dialogue between Jerusalem and Prague; the publishing house/bookstore Page Five will connect Prague and Jerusalem illustrators‘ scene, and the designer Monika Mongol will lead a recyclation workshop with Middle-Eastern textile and decorative elements.

title: Jerusalem meets Page Five
date: 27/5 (16:00 - 20:00)
28/5 (10:00 - 20:00)
29/5 (11:00 - 17:00)

location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Bezalel is a famous Jerusalem art academy that was the alma mater for a row of outstanding young illustrators. At Days of Jerusalem, you can see a selection of their contemporary works that is co-curated by another important member of the Prague 7 community: Page Five, the publishing house and bookstore specializing in sales and production of art publications, author prints and art magazines, and the organizer of the annual festival of illustration Lustr. Some visitors of the festival might already know Noa Snir, a young illustrator that was on a lecture tour around the Czech Republic already two years ago. At Days of Jerusalem, Noa will present her new cycle Smeda Rmeda, inspired by the fairytale of the same name that has been passed on in the communities of Moroccan Jews for centuries by female storytellers. Noa will talk about her work, and later she will create a site-specific illustration together with illustrators from Page Five.
Tiskárna na Vzduchu will also be decorated by an outdoor exhibition of works by Noa Snir and other young illustrators.

title: Jerusalem meets Kuráž
date: 27/5 (16:00 - 20:00)
28/5 (10:00 - 20:00)
29/5 (11:00 - 17:00)

location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Kuráž, a store with local design, newly moved to Letná. And at the same time, it is celebrating its fifth birthday! What could be a better opportunity to meet the new neighbors than Days of Jerusalem? Kuráž has thus joined a number of other enterprises from Prague 7 that help to form the festival program. Under the supervision of Kuráž, a curatorial selection of contemporary young Jerusalem designers - especially jewellers - was made, that will be presented at Days of Jerusalem in dialogue with the Czech ones. A pleasant festival novelty is that you can take the pieces home.
“Jerusalem design if fascinating in two ways for me: in some ways, it is different from the Czech one – for instance the pieces made in cooperation of Jewish and Arab women have a really strong story behind them. At the same time though, it is very similar to the Czech one – it has a strong sense of humor and it’s done with a wonderful workmanship,” says Michala, the founder of Kuráž. “Come to compare the two scenes by yourself. This might even be a beginning of a long-term cooperation between Kuráž and Jerusalem designers!”
One thing is for sure: both Kuráž and Days of Jerusalem are the ultimate meeting places at Prague 7.

Workshops and Lectures

Days of Jerusalem together with subjects from Prague 7 are preparing a variety of workshops and lectures, from graffiti workshop with the stars of Jerusalem skate scene to dance workshops and a course on how to order falafel in Hebrew and Arabic. You will be a big part of Days of Jerusalem programme!

title: Graffiti Performance
date: 27/5
time: 17:00 - 18:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Stars of Jerusalem skateboarding scene will present their skills on a U-ramp on Saturday, but already on Friday, they will decorate the Tiskárna na Vzduchu area with their sprays. A unique occasion to see how a Jerusalem-style graffiti is born in real time.

title: Sunday Bruch with Hate Free
date: 29/5
time: 9:30 - 11:00
location: Studio Alta

Hoax: kosher and halal

On Sunday the 29th of May, the Alta Studio is hosting another one of the successful breakfasts, this time within the Days of Jerusalem, on the topic of hoaxes related to kosher and halal meals. The most pertinent personalities will participate: the Israeli chef Ilan Garousi, the Palestinan cook Um Sami, and for the Czech Republic Michal Hromas, chef and editor of the radio show „Ve vlastní štávě“. Before the discussion, the official launch of the long-term interfaith and intercultural dialogue between young members of Christian, Jewish and Muslim communities will take place. And after the short introductions, you can talk about these topics informally over delicious Middle-Eastern meals by the Hamtam and La Bibiche bistros – and over the delicacies prepared by the participants, as at every Hate Free breakfast.
The debate will be held in English.

title: Illustration - Noa Snir
date: 28/5
time: 13:30 - 15:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

The illustrator Noa Snir visited the Czech Republic very successfully last year with her “Arabian Nights” project. For the Days of Jerusalem 2016, she is returning with the story of Smeda Rmeda – a Judeo-Moroccan fairytale similar to Cinderella, that has been passed on from generation to generation by female narrators for several hundred years now. Full of colorful details, it is a perfect material for illustration. Noa will talk about her work process – and illustrate it by creating a site-specific illustration.
The lecture will be held in English and translated into Czech.

title: Discussion: Women Empowerment – Jerusalem and Prague
date: 27/5
time: 17:00 - 18:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

The status of women in the context of Jerusalem is truly a multifarious topic: a very diverse communities, from the very traditional and patriarchal ones to the very liberal ones, ascribe a women different roles, often rather difficult ones. Days of Jerusalem will host also Ms. Widad Othman from Jerusalem municipality. She has a lot to say about this topic: she is responsible for 12 women’s clubs in East Jerusalem (each club has around 30 active members). The idea is to empower these women, who have a strong influence on their families, to help them improve their self-esteem, and develop entrepreneurship using their skills, such as cooking, sewing, etc. Widad also has an interesting personal story - she got married very young, at the age of 17 and a half, and after raising her 3 children, at the age of 35, she began to study education and later got professionally engaged within women empowerment.
Widad will discuss the outlined topics with Silvie Lauder, a journalist from the Czech weekly Respekt, who focuses mostly on domestic politics, but is involved with women empowerment on a long-time basis. Come to compare both perspectives and see how cultural context influences the topic of the status of women.
The discussion will be in English.

title: Hebrew and Arabic - Language and Calligraphy
date: 28/5
time: 15:00 - 16:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Hebrew and Arabic share some words; you write them from right to left – but you would not mix the two. Come to learn basic words from both of these languages, to draw the first letter of your name in Hebrew or Arabic calligraphy, and to enjoy learning something new!
The workshop will be lead in Czech language.

title: Sustainable Fashion - Recycle Jerusalem
date: 28/5
time: 11:00 - 13:30
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Middle East may be imagined also in relation to beautiful fabrics. If you want to make Jerusalem a part of your outfit, come for a workshop with the pro-slow fashion and upcycling activist Monika Mongol and Milion Dolar. If you bring an old piece from your closet, she will help you to re-create it using decorative details brought from Jerusalem. We provide you with the materials, know-how and equipment, your only role will be to wear the resulting piece! The participation fee is 200 CZK.
The workshop will be lead in Czech language with translation to English, if needed.

title: Rikudei am – workshop of Israeli folk dances
date: 29/5
time: 12:00 - 12:45
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Israeli dances are just as diverse as the people of Jerusalem – they merge dances of Jews from European diaspora, Yemen and other Arab countries, as well as elements of Arabic dances. They can be danced on many kinds of music from ethnic and traditional melodies to more contemporary music or even to today’s pop music. Dances have their place not only in school education, but also as an indispensable part of evening gettogethers when thousands join „harkadas“ – dance parties. Workshop will be lead by Ondřej Novák, who got acquanited with Israeli dances thoroughly during his year-long study in Jerusalem and is their long-time tutor.

title: Armenian dances from Jerusalem
date: 29/5
time: 12:45 - 13:45
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Armenian quarter is the smalles part of Jerusalem, but the one not to be missed. This is where the beautiful old churches and monasteries hide and where you find the unique ceramic pomegranates. A well-known part of Armenian culture are dances: they have a mystical reputation and in Central Europe, there are not many people who know how to perform them authentically, the least to teach them. However, Days of Jerusalem have the best tutor: Mrs. Anzeli Melkonjan who has been living in the Czech Republic for many years and is an experienced tutor of Armenian dances. She will most probably not teach you the dangerous sword dance within one our, but there is not a better opportunity to taste the basics of this genre than at the Days of Jerusalem.

title: Creating an artistic collage
date: 29/5
time: 14:00 - 15:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Her artistic name is Maria Praha, she is from Israel and has been living in the capital of the Czech Republic for several years now. Maria has processed this major change in an array of illustrations and collages. At the Days of Jerusalem festival, you can not only talk to her about the experience of a cultural leap, but also create under her tutoring your own collage with your own story from the materials gathered in Prague and Jerusalem. Feel fee to bring any materials you feel like working with – photographs, diary pages, newspaper clippings… This will be your story.
The lecture will be in English and translated into Czech.

Programme for Children

title: Hebrew and Arabic Letters
date: 28/5
time: 10:00 - 11:00
location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

Within the programme for children, kids of all age groups will have the opportunity to try what might be very surprising for them: that besides Latin alphabet, there are supposedly much more difficult letters that kids around the world have to learn. The Ulpan language school will try to draw a first letter of their name in Hebrew and Arabic - and if that goes well, maybe they will manage to create the whole name!
The workshop will be lead in Czech language.

title: Programme for Children
date: 28/5 (09:30 - 18:00)
29/5 (10:00 - 18:00)

location: Tiskárna na Vzduchu

In order for the parents to be able to enjoy a concert or a lecture, Days of Jerusalem in cooperation with the forest kindergarten Satalický pramínek and the language school Ulpan organized a program for children – a whole array of activities, climbing frame from ropes and creative workshops of all kinds, including the option to have your children looked after in the time when you want to stroll around the stands with design, dance at one of the bands, or look at the exhibition of illustration.
Children of all ages will in the meantime have the opportunity to try to write their name (or at least its first letter) in Arabic or have fun at the lawn in front of Tiskárna na Vzduchu, all under the supervision of experienced teachers. Day care will be provided on Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm, we are expecting amazing weather conditions :-) so we expect all the parents to spend the whole last weekend of May at Tiskárna na Vzduchu!
Would you like to spent Sunday Brunch at Studio ALTA without your kids this time? We offer the day care for your children at the premises of Tiskárna na Vzduchu from 9 am. Contact for providers of day care - Satalický pramínek on e-mail: lenka.belcherova@seznam.cz or phone.: 777 204 433.