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Wed,May 16,2012
24 Iyyar 5772
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Tel Aviv Uncovered
Friday May 11, 2012
I don't like to brag, but last week I had a one of those Tel Aviv experiences that I will never forget. I mean it wasn't your standard Tel Aviv experience, especially as it involved snapping away at politicians (recently-retired Tzipi Livni being one of them), rubbing shoulders with a few Israeli celebrities, meeting my favorite adult entertainment star and watching an advance preview of the sequel to one of the films that defined...
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Friday Apr 27, 2012
I am also a sucker for all the cheesiness of Independence Day and Remembrance Day and I love the fact that you can feel that something special is in the air. This year I was able to fully take advantage of all that was on offer. While I enjoyed going out and partying on the Wednesday night, my favorite thing was all the barbecues and outdoor activities going on during the day on Thursday. The atmosphere in Tel Aviv on the night of Yom...
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Tuesday Mar 27, 2012
Just when I think that Tel Aviv can't surprise me with its energy and thirst for culture it goes and pulls out all the stops. This weekend saw the launch of Tel Aviv's Art Year with an array of different events including galleries being open all night, special performances and various opportunities to meet artists. I know it sounds as if I am advertising for them but I genuinely was very impressed by what I saw. I met my roommate Sam at...
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Wednesday Mar 07, 2012
Being away from Tel Aviv for over two weeks on holiday sure made me miss this place. Don't get me wrong, I had a great time visiting South East Asia and I saw and did lots of amazing things out there, but every so often I would get excited about coming home. I never used to have that feeling when I was living in Manchester. I have nothing against Manchester but it never gave me the same feeling that Tel Aviv does!
The first day I got back I was...
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Monday Jan 23, 2012
The problem with Tel Aviv being so great and having so many places to explore is that it sometimes becomes quite overwhelming. Just when I think I am getting to know the city, I hear about a whole host of places that I have never been to that seem to be institutions among locals who have been living here for a while.
For example, Nanuchka is a place that I had actually heard of ever since I moved to Tel Aviv...
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About This Blog
Yoni Cohen is originally from Manchester (UK) and is currently living in Tel...
Yoni Cohen is originally from Manchester (UK) and is currently living in Tel Aviv making the most of what ‘the city that never sleeps’ has to offer.
