The renovated Palace Tower will open for one night of shows • Free event for the general public
The renovated Palace Tower, one of the most iconic buildings in Haifa, will open its spaces to the public for one night and host the "Night in the Palace" - a unique cultural celebration of Haifa artists.
Six magnificent spaces in the tower will come to life with the unveiling of the original works of Haifa artists from the fields of dance, plastic art, street art, music, theater and drag.
The audience will be invited to wander between the different spaces, enjoy the works and be part of an unforgettable cultural experience.
Sunday 23/06/24 | 18:00-22:00 | Migdal Armon, Haneviim 18, Haifa, free entry.
Haifa's glorious past
The event, which is open to the general public and is free, will allow those who come to walk around the place at their own pace and put together the perfect evening program for them.
The audience will get a glimpse of Haifa's glorious cultural past right at the opening of the event, with the launch of the painting exhibition of Dr. David Bar-On "Haifa Nostalgia - the cinemas of the past" in the capacity of the Mayor of Haifa, Mr. Yona Yahav.
Among the artists and creators and works that will participate in the event:
- A dance show - Ofir Itach
- (Zivink) - Ziv is happy
- A drag show – Mama de la Smalla
- Peter Spacey - Omar Luz
- Interactive-textile performance - Ofri Yosef Azoulai and Abishag Nezari
- Fabric installation - Gili Avisher
- "Haifa nostalgia - the cinemas of the past" - The exhibition of Dr. David Bar-On's paintings
Palace Tower comes back to life:
Armon Cinema was a popular and lively entertainment center in Haifa in the 50s. In 1995, after the heyday, the cinema building was demolished and an 18-story office tower was built in its place, with 3 lower commercial floors and another 15 floors that had been empty since its construction. In 2020 Migdal Armon was purchased by the "Reality Group" (a group of real estate investment funds), which conducted an in-depth study of the needs of the residents in the city center and the Hadar neighborhood. The insights from the research were that in order to bring life back to Migdal Armon, it is necessary to attract new audiences to the building and reconnect the structure to its surroundings. A characterization process of the property mix was carried out in an accurate manner and adapted to the needs of the Hadar neighborhood. The office floors were fully occupied and the tower became a civic center that provides services to the residents of the area.
Sunday 23/06/24 | 18:00-22:00 | Migdal Armon, Haneviim 18, Haifa, free
What happens after Sunday?
But how is it possible to launch the same small exhibition with the pictures of the cinemas that also appeared in the articles on the website. Third launch already
Well done
One of the biggest disasters in Haifa that the failed mayors brought upon us in the last 30 years.
Unfortunately in Haifa they only write articles about places that need to be changed and improved. In practice, any change takes decades if at all. I believe in the season of Yahav that will change the appearance of the city and promote it to an attractive city