Events
12 events found.
Nazareth & Sea of Galilee
Places Nazareth & Sea of Galilee Capernaum Tabgha Mount of Beatitudes Details Depart from Jerusalem 7 AM (Pick up locations in Sheik Jarrah and French Hill) Full day (estimated return 19.00) Price estimation 450 / 500 shekel pp including entrance fees and lunch - depending on number of participants. We will rent a bus for […]
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Pilates Class
Every Saturday Pilates Class ( 10:30 am - 11:30 am) Location: Arab Catholic Club , New Gate
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Yoga Class
Yoga Class ( Every Sunday from 11:45 - 12:45) Location: Arab Catholic Club , New Gate.
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Jerusalem Got Talent
Garden Tomb and Holy Sepulcher
Places Garden Tomb and Holy Sepulcher – where was Jesus buried and resurrected Details 10.00 – 13.00 There are two sites indicated as the place where Jesus was buried and where he resurrected from death. We will explore both sites and talk about their historicity and importance and learn more about the different Christian denominations […]
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Tour to Jericho
Tour to Jericho with Kristel Jericho Trip Details: Nabi Musa Deir Hajla(Monastery of Saint Gerasimos) Jamileh's date farm (to be confirmed) Hisham's Palace (possibly Mount of Temptation with cable cars). Time (8.00 – 18.00) - By bus (pick up locations in Sheikh Jarrah and French Hill) - Price estimation 400/450 shekel pp including entrance fees […]
Registration to attend the dialogue session – Arabic Language: The Spirit of Creativity and the Shield of Identity.
For those interested in attending the online session with Hana Hamarsheh from Dar Hana for Arabic Calligraphy, please ensure your information is accurate before submitting, to receive the session link […]
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Save the ArQ welcomes you to the traditional Diarnntarach bonfire.
The Diarnntarach bonfire takes place every year on the 26th of February, right after the annual vigil at Sts. James Cathedral, and a day before the feast of Diarnntarach according to the Gregorian Calendar, which the Armenian Church in Jerusalem follows. Diarnntarach takes place 40 days after Theophany - Armenian Christmas. That was the day […]
