Category : Israel

Intercultural Dialogue Institute sent us this poster about Helene Klodawsky’s latest documentary “Grassroots in Drylands” filmed in Palestine, Israel and Jordan which “reveals a

Folk music from Lebanon and Iran, stories from the Holy Land, poetry, and letter writing to political prisoners are among the topics this month

Ruth writes: Thanks to Shir Libeynu for telling us about Heart to Heart. Every summer “Heart to Heart brings together 20 Israeli teenagers, both

Diwan Saz is an Interfaith Musical Ensemble  from Israel. Admission free but RSVP in advance via https//musicpeace.eventbrite.com.    Presented with the support of the

Ruth writes: The rally at Queen’s Park yesterday made me very sad – that people think they can solve conflicts by shouting at each

I did some Israeli folk dancing this week. I could have done some Gujarati dancing too. So could you. The Israeli lessons cost $5

What can a Gentile or non-Jew expect at a Hanukkah celebration? I really enjoyed the recent one at the Winchevsky School. Everybody was friendly

Two more Santa Claus parades are on this weekend. They are free of course as is admission to Christmas markets and bazaars. The only

  Wow. What a great multicultural weekend. I was in three continents with  great music, great spectacles and lots of colour. The Ashkenaz festival

  Thursday, August 30 At noon-time, diners at Nathan Phillips Square will hear West African-inspired music by Afrafanto and the Tich Maredza Band for