PUBLIC MARKS from msgbeepa with tags "tel aviv" & music

Tel Aviv is home to three of Israel’s largest museums, which draw a total of 1.1 million visitors a year. Among them are: Tel Aviv Museum of Art displays modern and post-modern art. Also on display are works from the 16th-19th centuries, including the Impressionist period, as well as graphic design and photography. Another fascinating museum is The Eretz Israel Museum. It deals with the history and culture of the land of Israel, including archeology, anthropology, folklore, ethnography, Judaic, history and more.

A beautiful video clip from Israeli singer in Reggae sound. such a great music, and funny video clip you haven t seen so much. take a look and enjoy! There are so many great singers and bands in Israel, and the only thing that stop them being popular it s the language, but from my point of view, it makes it more unique. Enjoy! ;)

An Incredibly vibrant nightlife scene has a lot to do with Tel Aviv’s Reputation as the city that never sleep.Forget everything you’ve heard - the legend of Tel Aviv’s nightlife is only a sneak preview of the real thing.An Entertainment superpower with dozens of pubs, bars, music and dance clubs that roar until sunrise.Tel Aviv is a magnet for clubbers and merrymakers from all over the country.

The Idan Raichel Project burst onto the Israeli music scene in 2002, changing the face of Israeli popular music and offering a message of love and tolerance that resonated strongly in a region of the world where the headlines are too often dominated by conflict. With an enchanting blend of Ethiopian and Middle Eastern flavors coupled with sophisticated production techniques and a spectacular live show, the Idan Raichel Project has become one of the most unexpected success stories in Israeli music today. While he regularly fills large concert halls at home, the upcoming international release of his recordings on the Cumbancha record label promises to introduce the work of this inspirational collective to a wide global audience.The New York Times Times Wrote that The Idan Raichel Project was a huge hit....