Tel Aviv Municipality has announced a huge line-up of performances at Bloomfield Stadium • Shalom Hanoch, Yardena Arazi, Ivri Lider and Dikla are already waiting for you, under the guidance of the Green Mark
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Ivri Lider
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The sounds return to Bloomfield: the
world of culture is trying to get back to routine, some of the clubs have already opened and many artists have put on shows in closed halls.
Later on, the Shoni and Caesarea amphitheaters will also return to routine, but until that happens at the end of March, music and Roncol fans get another line, and it's just around the corner.
For the first time since its reopening, the stadium will host a weekend of musical performances, as part of a return to the routine of the cultural world.
The shows, initiated by the Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality, will be offered exclusively to green card holders, the Tel Aviv-Yafo Resident Card and will be held outdoors, up to 500 people, depending on the conditions of the green card, which the audience will be required to present at the entrance.
Who will go on stage?
Ivri Lider, who will perform in a lunchtime show, Friday, March 5, at 3:00 PM, Shalom Hanoch the Great in a band show, who will return to the stage from which he has been absent for a whole year Sunday, March 7 at 5pm and Dikla in an evening show, Sunday, March 7, at 9pm.
Purchase of tickets for the show at special prices for city residents Digital card holders will begin tomorrow, Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at 12:00.
"We have been pushing for many months to allow large performances in the open public space," said Tel Aviv-Yafo Mayor Ron Huldai. "And I am glad that this is now possible.
