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Ongoing Story· Day 15

Jerusalem Events Guide: October 23-29

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Jerusalem Cultural Calendar: November 6-12

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Jerusalem's cultural scene from November 6-12 features diverse events including art exhibitions at the Knesset Museum and Jerusalem Theater Gallery, a concert by the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, and film screenings of "Her Private Hell" and "Blade Runner." Documentaries about singer Esther Ofarim and discussions on Jewish theology are also scheduled. The week culminates with the Vertigo Jerusalem Fluorescent Festival, offering dance and electronic music performances.

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  • Jerusalem's cultural calendar from November 6-12 includes art, music, film, and discussions.
  • The Knesset Museum hosts an exhibition on democracy and recent elections.
  • The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra will perform under conductor Gergely Madaras.
  • Film screenings include "Her Private Hell" and the classic "Blade Runner."
  • A documentary on singer Esther Ofarim will be screened for free.
  • The week concludes with the Vertigo Jerusalem Fluorescent Festival.

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