Metro

A home is more than four walls

Interior designer Yael Steinberger teaches the finer points of planning a home

Build a dream at Holon's Lego park

The site is a breeding ground for creativity.

The art of love

Love, wrenching emotion and neediness were all inspirational themes for the gallery show.

Not just for Eastern ears

The emerging popularity of Mizrahi music in Israel has been a gradual process.

Six reasons to have a seasonal diet

Eating what's in season means eating what's local, benefiting the planet - and you.

Enterprising olim complete small-business incubator

“Immigrants are more entrepreneurial than the rest of the population because normally when you are new to a country, you have more of a tendency to create your own business.”

Georgian dance grooves

“You need to understand that in Georgia dance is religion! This is a way of life."

Support for teens with addicted loved ones

Jay considers teens living in these conditions to be true heroes.

City Notes: Art and amour - Love is in the air

A round up of events from all over Israel.

Ambiguous loss

When parents and children don’t speak.

PEOPLE AND PLACES: The man who collected voices

A drum player finds his way from the US to Israel via West Africa.

Accessible travel for people with disabilities

For people with disabilities, planning a trip can be a nightmare. Accessiblego.com seeks to change that.

A passion for physical education

Michael Slobodov helps disabled kids to cope in the physical world.

Punching Parkinson's

Boxing helps Jerusalemites fight the disease.

TISHA BE’AV – WORDS OF TORAH

Living in the present.

When teachers are traitors

What can we learn from Chaucer today?

CITY NOTES

Art picnics during the summer and a street-ball tournament.

Star Catcher astrology for the week of July 21, 2017

See what your star sign has in store for you.

Grapevine: Diverting blame

Construction workers violate Shabbat rules in the largely haredi city of Bnei Brak, upsetting residents.

The sweltering baker

For the home baker, the summer months provide a unique opportunity to reconnect with their families.

The Sweetest Nosh

Pastry chef Idan Hadad creates a world of gastronomic art every day

Jazzing it up with Portugaly

The husband-and-wife team continue to do their bit for the domestic jazz arena and beyond.

Saddle up for the Golan Country Festival

The 30th annual Karmiel Dance Festival is taking to the stage for three days and nights starting August 8.

The ‘Black Fast’ helps show us our true colors

In Jewish tradition, Tisha Be’av has come to be known as the “Black Fast,” in contrast to Yom Kippur, the “White Fast.

Is time running out?

Jerusalem’s Artists’ House provides aesthetic food for religious thought, for Tisha Be’av and beyond.

Three Ladies, Three Lattes: Beit Shemesh bullies

Any ideas for a more peaceful coexistence?

The Six Day War: Now it’s July

Soldiers’ Talk – later retitled The Seventh Day: Soldiers’ Talk about the Six-Day War – caused quite a furor.

An avant-garde artist for all seasons

Tony Conrad has been one of the best-kept secrets of the 1960s New York avant-garde art and music scene.

A bow in time

Conductor-violist Krzysztof Chorzelski’s path to realizing his musical aspirations was a winding one

Connecting diverse populations through art education

Creating an environment in Acre where people flourish