the gag
I’m sick of concerts – with an emphasis on rap concerts – and all in all, Hagarin is the hottest concert club in the city today. What’s good there is that there is a yard where you can chill, there are screens, the place is big, comfortable and there is parking. That’s why Hagarin has become a home for rappers in Israel, both for small concerts of up to 300 people and for concerts of almost a thousand people. There are even parties there. 13 postcard grouping
Look for the rappers on the stages. Gagarin. Photo: PR
The 420 store of Rasta Chai and Tomer the man
Rasta Hai’s store is a meeting of culture. Beyond the smoking products, you will always find there characters of rappers and key figures from reggae, the vibe there is that of a neighborhood (even though it is the center of Tel Aviv), concert posters, a headphone party and live Rasta music videos. A place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city center. 30 King George
Rasta lives in store 420. (Photo: Shlomi Yosef)
Falafel Dr. Saadia
In general I don’t fly on falafel, but Saadia is the best pita in the area, every bite is perfect, soft and green falafel, I personally always go for the cheat dish (with egg and eggplant inside) and to this day I’m not sure who Saadia is (but check it’s great man). 45 King George
Not sure who it is, but the main thing is that the bullets hit the shell. Falafel Dr. Saadia (Photo: Anatoli Michaelou)
Goltime
I’m forty in a second, so there’s no more going to the field and kicking the little kids out. Goltime is the only place where I can play football normally. How does my father say? No money, no commitment – as soon as my elderly friends put money in, we come to play. At least until the hip replacement. Through the pilots 24
Luke’s Roof
Lukacs hosts like a Bedouin. Basically, like a Bedouin from Dubai. Each of our evenings opens with its extravagant roof. He’s crazy, and even though he doesn’t drink, there’s always alcohol for his friends, a barbeque with endless meat and a playlist that hasn’t changed since the 90s (move on, Luke, you’re doing a drill, stop listening to Biggie) with a view of the stage and conversations ranging from rap, politics, drugs and football .
Greg Goldenberg is the producer of the Woo Wednesday line. He also produces together with Barry Weinberg (17 years old!) “Connection Live 2”, a celebration of underground and hardcore hip-hop with the participation of Nimi Nim, Vibe Ish, Buzzy B and about 20 other rappers (among them two who were marked by us as the next generation – Hadar Farjon and Liad Meir) will take place on October 20 at the Hagarin Club. to purchase tickets