For years we have been told that the Montefiore neighborhood is the next big thing in the center of Tel Aviv, and for years the Montefiore neighborhood has been the detached enclave across the road because no one enters it if he does not live in it, but maybe now it changes: after more than two years To be completed, an upgrade of Sderot Yehudit (passing through the center of the neighborhood) with an investment of NIS 12 million. And that is already a reason to celebrate.
Indeed, tomorrow (Wednesday, starting at 18:00) there will be an event in the neighborhood that is a celebration in the part of the boulevard near the Yehudit Bridge (we will not call it Yitzhak Navon Bridge, sorry) with an art fair that will include vintage clothing and accessories stalls, ceramics and porcelain, partial stall Bicycle and bicycle repair station, vegan workshop by Shahar Armoni and more. What more? Music and live performances by artists from the neighborhood, including Ran Kahana on solo punk and groove, Assaf Manor on vocals and guitar, Vlada Kaufman, Naama Guggenheim, Alikobs and the Lucifer girls. The main show of the evening will be a tribute show to Teapacks that focuses on the album “Your Life in Lapa” and its combination of Western and jazz music and Moroccan and Oriental music and between protest songs and bouncy pop.
As you may recall, many residents of the neighborhood recently fought against the decision to name the bridge coming out of it to the east after the late President Yitzhak Navon, And the struggle to leave his unofficial name that has taken root in the public, Judith Bridge, still in progress. We visited the neighborhood just two weeks ago andWe found one of the best shawarms in Tel Aviv. Go know what you will find.