The
Jerusalem
Biennale
Brigham Young University, Jerusalem Center
An architectural landmark overlooking Jerusalem, hosting concerts and exhibitions with panoramic views of the Old City.
The BYU Jerusalem Center for Near Eastern Studies is an architectural masterpiece on Mount Scopus, constructed from Jerusalem stone, Italian marble, and roughly 30,000 panes of glass. Its stunning glass-enclosed auditorium features sweeping panoramic views of the Old City and hosts one of the region's most prestigious concert series. Welcoming visitors of all faiths, the Center seamlessly integrates its extraordinary terraced gardens with a dedicated gallery showcasing rotating contemporary art exhibitions.
Opening Hours
Before and after the concert on Sundays and Thursdays (19:00–21:30)
Wednesday–Friday: 10:00–11:30 and 14:00–15:30
Concert schedule: https://byu-jc.org/schedule
Hadassa Lampel St 1, Jerusalem
There is a ramp nex to the (few) stairs at the gallery entrance. There is also an elevator which can only be operated with a staff member or security present.
