Saturday, May 17th, 8:30 p.m.

Dizengoff Street in Tel Aviv is one of the city’s landmark boulevards. Always buzzing with life, packed with cafes and boutiques, Dizengoff Street is a symbol of the emerging culture in Israel.

Israel will only be 60 one time, so join us for this once-in-a-lifetime event. We have an evening of exotic and exciting entertainment planned for you:

• Music

• Dancing

• Psychic reader

• Henna painting

• Shuk marketplace featuring silent auction of Israeli-made products -- Click here to learn more!
  

• Middle eastern fare for noshing

• Open bar

As an added attraction we are happy to host the Beta Israeli Dance Troupe (“Beta” is an Amharic word meaning house) featuring nine dancers in amazing costumes accompanied by four drummers. The troupe specializes in Eskesta, the unique “shoulder dancing” of Ethiopian Jewry.

To learn more about this unique dance company, go to their website at www.beta-eskesta.com.

The cost of the evening is $25 until Wednesday, May 14th, and $30 after this date and at the door. Payment is your reservation and you may make your reservation online by clicking below or by contacting the synagogue office at (619) 697-6001.

Online reservations are no longer available. Please call the office to buy your tickets in advance. Tickets will also be available at the door.

To learn more about Tifereth Israel Synagogue's new online payment system, click here. Please review the Tifereth Israsel Synagogue RSVP policy.