The rooftop of the Tel Aviv City Museum on Bialik Street will host an evening on the state of the city’s nightlife on November 26. Titled “Awake?”, it features host Bar Umansky in conversation with Tomer Roman, a performance and drag artist and a key figure on the nightlife scene. The event is held in collaboration with Devek.
The conversation will ask whether Tel Aviv still deserves its nickname, “the city that never stops,” what has happened to the nightlife that became so central to its identity, and where the local scene stands today.
The evening is part of a series of rooftop meetings hosted by Umansky with prominent voices in the city’s public conversation, looking at how global trends, nostalgia and pop culture show up in today’s nightlife.
DJ Mai Lavi will play records from her private collection, and wine will be on hand.
The event runs from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. at 27 Bialik Street. Tickets cost NIS 50-70 and are available online.
For accessibility information, contact the center’s office.
More information is available on the municipality website.
