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The 17th Olive Product Festival
The olive product festival will take place during the olive picking season at 26.10-7.11.11 all over Galilee, Golan and valleys.
During the festival there will be many sites that will have touristic activities such as:
tours in oil presses, musical shows, participation in olive picking, farmers' fairs, workshops and more.
Galilee Music Festival
Saturday, December 5th at 12:30
W.A Mozart Requiem- Aramaic Maroni church in Gush-Halav, Israel
Artistic Director & Conductor: Ada Pelleg
For further information & tickets sale: www.galileemusic.org.il
Thursday, 3.11.2011 , 20:00
Rosh-Pina Cinematheque
Mostly Mozart.. but not just
Arias by Mozart, Haydn & gluck
Thursday, 3.11.2011 , 22:00
Rosh-Pina Cinematheque
The film –" I, Don Giovanni"
Friday, 4.11.2011, 11:00
Rosh-Pina Cinematheque
"Zamir Quartet"
Mozart & Mendelssohn
The destruction of the flourishing Jewish community of Spain in the Middle Ages and the Spanish Exile aroused 
concern among Jews around the world about the viability of a Jewish Diaspora. Hundreds of intellectuals, rabbis and scholars and numerous others made their way to the city of Tzfat, which in the 16th century became a place of hope for many Jews. What we know as Jewish thought, prayers and customs today can be traced to Tzfat. Numerous books were written during this period, most importantly the Zohar of the Holy Ari, Rabbi Isaac Luria, who created the version of Kabbalah named for him. All these and other factors transformed Tzfat into the most important spiritual center of the Jewish world. To this day, Tzfat is known for its atmosphere of magic and mystery, accompanied by the anticipation of redemption, and many visit the city for Kabbalah tours, visits to the cemetery, seminars, lessons and other related activities.
Ascent, Safed ,1-800-30-40-70 /04-6921364
International Kabbalah Center, Safed ,04-6821771
concern among Jews around the world about the viability of a Jewish Diaspora. Hundreds of intellectuals, rabbis and scholars and numerous others made their way to the city of Tzfat, which in the 16th century became a place of hope for many Jews. What we know as Jewish thought, prayers and customs today can be traced to Tzfat. Numerous books were written during this period, most importantly the Zohar of the Holy Ari, Rabbi Isaac Luria, who created the version of Kabbalah named for him. All these and other factors transformed Tzfat into the most important spiritual center of the Jewish world. To this day, Tzfat is known for its atmosphere of magic and mystery, accompanied by the anticipation of redemption, and many visit the city for Kabbalah tours, visits to the cemetery, seminars, lessons and other related activities.Ascent, Safed ,1-800-30-40-70 /04-6921364
International Kabbalah Center, Safed ,04-6821771
