Migdalor ♡ Mark Eliyahu – Trio Performance & Reflective Study Day

Migdalor opens its doors once again to the light, with Mark Eliyahu in a trio performance and a unique reflective study day.

The Reflection, led by Michal Lichtman, Tali Appel, and Yael Ben-Reuven, is an invitation to pause for honest inner reflection and to open both mind and heart.

Begin at 8:00 am with a yoga session at the lookout with the breathtaking view of the Old City. From 9:00 to 13:00, we will gather for experiential practices including movement, sound healing, listening, and music.

The day is dedicated to releasing automatic patterns and accumulated tension in the body. It offers an opportunity to set down what weighs on us and reconnect with ourselves from a clearer place – allowing for new movement and possibility.

✦ Please bring a yoga mat, a personal large towel, and a water bottle.

Afterwards, at 13:30, Mark Eliyahu will join us for a trio performance!

Internationally renowned composer, creator, and master kamancheh player Mark Eliyahu will perform with his trio in a special Friday afternoon concert in the Citadel courtyard. Blending traditional and ancient instruments with innovative, boundary-pushing production, Eliyahu and his ensemble weave East and West into a captivating musical journey – moving between deep emotion and a tribal celebration.

✦ Standing concert

You may choose:

• A combined ticket (study day + performance) – click on 8:00 am on the purchase bar
• A ticket for the study day only – click on 8:00 am on the purchase bar
• A ticket for yoga only – click on 8:00 am on the purchase bar
• A ticket for the performance only -click on 13:30 on the purchase bar

Schedule

8:00–9:00 – Yoga at the lookout
9:00–13:00 – Reflective Study Day
13:30–14:30 – Mark Eliyahu Trio Performance

About the Study Day Facilitators

Michal Lichtman – Facilitator guiding individuals through processes of raising awareness and creating inner balance, supporting the connection between body, mind, and soul.

Tali Appel – Group facilitator and AI artist exploring humanity in the technological age, combining philosophy of science with Eastern philosophies.

Yael Ben-Reuven – Facilitator supporting processes of finding one’s inner voice through body-oriented psychotherapy and work with Tibetan singing bowls.