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Heichal Hatarbut Mann Auditorium Tel Aviv 1 Huberman 03 5289163 03 62998776

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Date	Event Name	Artist	Price
Mar 15	Ivo Pogorelich in Tel Aviv	Ivo Pogorelich	219₪ - 269₪ - 319₪	Order
Mar 28	Lara Fabian in Israel 28/03	Lara Fabian	149₪ - 169₪ - 229₪ - 289₪ - 369₪ - 489₪	Order
Mar 30	Lara Fabian in Israel 30-03	Lara Fabian	149₪ - 169₪ - 189₪ - 289₪ - 369₪ - 489₪ - 899₪	Order
May 10	Bharati the Show in Israel 10/05	Bharati	209₪ - 259₪ - 299₪ - 349₪	Order
May 11	Bharati the Show in Israel 11/05	Bharati	209₪ - 259₪ - 299₪ - 349₪	Order
May 14	Bharati the Show in Israel 14/05	Bharati	209₪ - 259₪ - 299₪ - 349₪	Order
May 15	Bharati the Show in Israel 15/05	Bharati	209₪ - 259₪ - 299₪ - 349₪	Order
May 30	Serge Lama à Tel Aviv	Serge Lama	130₪ - 170₪ - 220₪ - 260₪ - 300₪	Order

On October 1st, 1957, officials of the city of Tel Aviv and the State of Israel formally opened the Frederic R. Mann Auditorium. Many of the same difficulties that characterized the first decade of the State had to be overcome over the four years the hall was under construction, such having to import materials and experts from abroad, and, especially, obtaining the necessary financing for each and every stage of work. Its chief benefactor was Frederic R. Mann of Philadelphia (1903-1987). The Mann Auditorium is justly considered one of the most sophisticated cultural facilities in the world. The hall, which was built primarily as a home for the Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra, is notable for its size and flexibility. Since its establishment, many top musicians have played on its stage including Leonard Bernstein, Izhak Perlman, Yehudi Menuhin, Daniel Barenboim, Isaac Stern, and Arthur Rubinstein, as have many renowned orchestras from all over the world: the Berlin Philharmonic, the London Symphony, the Philadelphia Philharmonic Orchestra, and more. In addition to musical performances, the Mann Auditorium frequently hosts national and international conferences and assemblies.