Avantgarde Folk Music Club — Information about club location, opening times and different bands performing in the club.

Golden Apricot International Film Festival — Includes the list of films, awards and past winners.

Art Works Expo — In this website you can show your professional and non-professional skills in art works (painting, drawing, sculpturing, knitting and other handmade skills). You can also be as a visitor to view and vote the works of others, you can leave your comment or opinion on any kind of work. It is a good chance for sharing your ideas and practice.

Armenian Cinema — Association of film critics and cinema journalists. Includes a database with information on documentaries, animation, short movies as well as on professionals serving the film industry.

Virtual Ani, Armenia — Interactive map of the deserted medieval city brings up thumbnail photographs and key facts on each building. Brief history, account of its rediscovery and comments on recent excavation and restoration.

Malayan, Pedros — Drawings, portraits, watercolors and oils from the late artist. Includes a biography and list of exhibitions.

Sirunyan, Vakhtang — Includes news, a gallery of paintings, the latest works, the private collection and an owner list.

Aravot Dance Group — Child-youth folk dance group. Features photo and video galleries of festivals.

Barekamutyun — Armenian state dance troupe.

Inknagir.org — Literary magazine which publishes works submitted by its readers. Includes English translations grouped by genres and a discussion forum.

Varand Poetry Translations — A collection of Varand's poems translated from Armenian into English and French by Tatul Sonentz.

From Ararat to Zion — This film is about the role and destiny of small nations in the history of humanity and pays tribute to the millions of Armenian pilgrims who contributed significantly in preserving the spiritual traditions and legacy of the Holy Land.

Parajanov, Sergei — The director's official site supported by his son and wife. Includes news, a biography, and information on Michael Vardanov's biographical film about him.

Armenian Duduk Music — Features historical overview, duduk music samples, duduk ensembles, duduk in films, and a list of recognized duduk performers.

Vibrographus — A group of professionals with experience in providing both musicians and audience with sound related services.

Artur Satyan — Internationally recognized Armenian classical and jazz composer and pianist. Includes biography, photographs, audio clips, and on-line shopping.

Avet Terterian — Includes a biography of the composer, performances, publications, discography, reviews, awards and honors.

Armenian Stock Photography — Collection of clip arts and photographs for advertising, graphic design, editorial, publishing and entertainment industries. Includes licensing and pricing information.

One World Multimedia: Photojournalism — Includes photo-essays, an image library by Onnik Krikorian, articles and interviews.

The State Musical Chamber Theatre — Information about the theater, actors, and plays.

IMDb - Azerbaijan — Information about titles and movies from Azerbaijan or filmed there.

AZgallery — Features a searchable database of native artists with samples of their work.

Rufat Abbasov Portfolio — The online photo gallery of an Azeri photographer.

Archive of Turkish Oral Narrative — Full-text ethnographic materials from Turkic literature and folklore in PDF and MP3 formats [English, Turkish]. Features description of the collection and links to related sites.

Azerbaijan State Museum of Art — Brief information and contacts of the museum located in Baku.

Jazz.az - Jazz in Azerbaijan — Features news on jazz events, information about jazzmen, their pictures, and extensive collection of jazz music samples.

Azerbaijani Music — Listen to more than 160 samples of Azeri music, read articles about Azerbaijani composers and purchase CDs and scores.

Aziza Mustafa Zadeh - Princess of Jazz — Covers biographical sketches, reviews of the albums, lyrics and soundbites of Aziza's songs, and links to further information about Aziza and everything related to her.

Georgian Museum of Photography — Virtual museum of images from photography, including portraits, architecture, cultural and historical monuments.

Choreographic Ensemble Dance Batumi — Dance group provides history, repertoire, synopsis of dances and photo gallery. [English, Georgian]

Monuments of Ancient Georgia — Photographs and descriptions provided by Lika Mamulashvili and hosted by the Parliament of Georgia. Includes the 5th-century church of Bolnisi Sioni and 6th-century Jvari church and cave monasteries of David Gareja.

Best Georgian Music — Overview of Georgian music with downloadable and streaming recordings.

Geo Lyrics — Lyrics with videos of songs from Georgia.

IMDb - Kazakhstan — Information about titles and movies from Kazakhstan or filmed there.

Manas: The Kyrgyz Epic — Article by Iraj Bashiri on the history of the Manas epic and the audience setting, with excerpts.

The Last Manashchi — Interview with Emal Muldobaiev on the epic and its performers, the manashchi.

KyrgyzMusic.com — An overview of the traditional vocal and instrumental music, including audio samples (MP3 format).

EurasiaNet: The Musical Instruments of Kyrgyzstan — An essay in image and sound (Real Audio format).

Breeds of Livestock — Karabair

Carolyn Krueger and Gulistan Dance Theater — Contains information about Uzbek dance traditions and history, the theater, founders, activities, and public reviews.

Karakalpak Rug Collection — Read about exhibition of Karakalpak Rug Collection in Museum of Oriental Art in Moscow and review sample pictures.

Palace of Republic — This state establishment belongs to the Presidential Property Management Department of Belarus and is the main concert hall of the republic.

Data — An independent Belorussian web-site about arts, culture, history, music, youth, science, education in modern Belarus.

Pille Lill Music Fund — Aims to develop the skill of young professional musicians so that they can perform on an International stage. Background info on the fund and the Tallinn Winter Festival. [Estonian, English]

Kinomaja - Tallinn Cinema House — Shows non-mainstream films, and film festivals. Belongs to the Estonian Filmmakers' Union. [Estonian, English]

Mutant Disco — Based in the Von Krahl theatre and bar in Tallinn, Estonia. The site contains music, videos, flyers, and interviews with guest DJs.

Seduction Discotheque Tallinn — A lounge and nightclub located in the Viru center. Events, deejays and membership information. [Estonian, English]

Tallinn Christmas Market - Jõuluturg — A yearly event held from the end of November to the beginning of January on Town Hall Square. It comprises a handicraft market, Santa's cabin for children and a cultural program. [Estonian, English]

Old Town Days — Annual event in Tallinn's Old Town held over a period of several days in the beginning of June. Site offers program and description of events and festivities. [Estonian, English, Russian, Finnish, German, Swedish]

National Library of Estonia — Information for readers, publishers and libraries. Opening hours, services, online databases. [Estonian, English]

Treasures of the National Library of Estonia — Overview of some of the most valuable books at the library, with description, photo and details.

Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design — Works of textile art, ceramics, porcelain, leather, glass, jewelry, metalwork, furniture and product design. Includes a staff directory, opening hours, admission fees and location. [Estonian, English]

Estonian Art Museum — The museum has five branches: Kadriorg Art Museum, Niguliste Museum, Adamson-Eric Museum, Kristjan Raud House Museum and Kumu Art Museum (the main building). Information about each branch and current exhibitions.

Estonian National Opera — Performances of opera, ballet and musicals. Schedules, ticket prices and seat plan. [Estonian, English, Russian, Finnish]

Tallinna Linnateater - Tallinn City Theater — History of the theater and its troupe. Upcoming events. [Estonian, English, Russian, German, French]

Ilon's Wonderland — Museum and activity center for children, based around the works of Ilon Wikland. Site requires Flash and offers some online games for children. [Estonian, English, Russian, Swedish]

Haapsalu plays host to Estonia's most famous ghost — Short article in The Baltic Times about the festivities around the White Lady Days.

David Oistrakh Festival — A yearly festival named after the Estonian violinist. Conducting and violin master classes. [Estonian, English]

The Museum Of New Art — Information about the museum, the exhibitions, projects, film festival. [Estonian, English]

Vanemuine — Theater for ballet, drama, opera and concerts. Site offers program, repertoire and history of the Vanemuine Cultural Society. [Estonian, English]

Puhkpilliorkester Tartu — Wind Band. Information about the orchestra, music school, program and events. History of the band. [Estonian, English]

XV Gaudeamus — Baltic students song and dance festival that took place in Tartu in 2006. Offers DVD of the event. [Estonian, English]

Maailmaküla — World music festival held in June. Offers line-up, ticket prices and news. [Estonian, English, Finnish]

Tartu University Library — Oldest and biggest continuously working library in Estonia. Its research library collections contain materials on all fields of science taught at the university. [Estonian, English]

ESTER - Tartu — An online database of books in libraries in Tartu and Tartu University. Search facility. [Estonian, English]

Estonian National Museum — A collection of over a million artifacts. Site offers information on Estonian folk culture, current exhibitions and events as well as a section for kids. [Estonian, English, Russian, Finnish]

Estonian Literary Museum — Collects, preserves, studies and displays the cultural heritage of Estonia, and is the central repository of Estonian literature and folklore. [Estonian, English]

The Museum of Viljandi — Museum of archaeology, cultural heritage and natural history in Estonia. [Estonian, English]

Estonian Traditional Music Center — Organizes the Viljandi Folk Music Festival. [Estonian, English, Finnish]

Michael Sittow - Wikipedia — A painter of Flemish descent born in Reval (Tallinn) in the 15th century. The article covers his life and work, and provides a list of his famous works.

Estonian Artists' Association — Description of the organization and searchable database of members (artists). [Estonian, English]

MAJA — Estonian architectural review, featured articles, subscription information for the printed publication. [Estonian, English]

Castles of Estonia — Description and photos of a few castles.

Lighthouses of Estonia — A comprehensive list of Estonian lighthouses including descriptions, history and photos.

6 Remarkable Estonian Lighthouses — Photos with brief descriptions of the lighthouses and their uniqueness.

Laulupidu - Song and Dance Celebration — Official site of the Estonian song and dance celebration. Program, organization and history of the tradition which dates back to 1860. [Estonian, English]

Piletilevi — Handles online ticket sales for concerts, theater, sport and other events. Also operates sales points around the country. [Estonian, English, Russian, Finnish]

Estonian Patent Library — Collects and makes available Estonian and foreign documents about patents. Patent search and links to relevant legislation. [Estonian, English]

Central Library of Lääne County — Library service, reader information and departments. [Estonian, English, Russian]

Jaan Kaplinski — Poems, philosophical essays, articles on politics, religion and environment in Estonian, English and other languages; bibliography and biography.

Estonian Children's Literature Information Centre — Collects and preserves children literature in Estonian. Overview in English.

Georg — A film based on the artistic, personal life and fate of the famous Estonian singer Georg Ots. Site offers, trailer, photo gallery, cast and story behind the movie. [Estonian, English, Russian]

Estonian Film Foundation — A state financed foundation to support and promote Estonian films. Site offers a database of Estonian films, news and statistics. [Estonian, English]

Information Center of Estonian Museums — Includes an index of museums, conservation centers and heritage institutions. History of museums, forum, museum staff resources. Requires flash. [Estonian, English]

Obinitsa Seto Museum House — Permanent exposition about the way of life of the Seto people from the Obinitsa area. Description of the museum and opening hours. In Võrumaa. [Estonian, English, Võro]

Estonian National Anthem Sheet Music — Offers free downloads of music sheets and musical arrangements, bands, and instrumental ensembles, for the Estonian national Anthem.

Music Export Estonia — Database of Estonian music, covering all styles. Search by artist, composer, publisher, record company. Samples of each song available.

Tiit Veermäe Fotostuudio — Commercial photographer specializing in architecture, infrastructure and interiors. Portfolio of assignments and personal photographs. [Estonian, English]

Close-up photography — Close-up nature photography by Urmas Tartes. Gallery of work, tips and tricks. [Estonian, English]

International Amateur Theatre Association — Events, magazine, and information on regional centres including contacts. Secretariat in Tallinn, Estonia.

Theater Information Center — Information center of the Estonian Theater Union. Theaters, agencies, festivals. [Estonian, English]

Latvian Museum of Photography — Features photo exhibits that cover the development of photography from the late 19th to the early 20th century. Includes images of early camera equipment, studios, as well as old black and white photos. [Latvian, English]

Latvian Museum of Architecture — Focuses on famous Latvian architects from 1869 to the present day by exhibiting drawings, photos, and building models. Site includes exhibitions, collections, and contact information. [Latvian, English]

Nationwide Song and Dance Celebration — Tradition established in 1873, recorded in the UNESCO list of Masterpieces of Oral and Intangible Cultural Heritage. Information for participants and guests.

Castles of Latvia — Features images and early background of castles located in or near cities in Latvia. Includes general historic timeline of the country. Photos by Joost Lemmens

National Film Centre of Latvia — Established by the Ministry of Culture to distribute government funding, propose legislation, preserve audio-visual heritage, promote films abroad, create a database library and provide licenses for video distribution.

Films in Latvia — A directory of links to movies such as studios, history, organizations, news, history, films, festivals, and filmmakers that originate from Latvia.

II International Saxophone Competition of Latvia — Information about the event. Available in English, Latvian and Russian.

Gulan — Composer of ambient music. Includes history of the musician, discography and links to listen and purchase CDs.

Brainstorm — Official homepage. Contains discography, forum, information, touch schedule and other information about the band.

Prata Vetra / BrainStorm — Unofficial homepage with interviews, articles and links. Available in English and Latvian.

Schola Gregoriana Vilnensis — A Gregorian Chant choir, based at the Vilnius Arch-Cathedral Basilica, performs during mass and liturgical services. Site offers discography and information about the choir. [Lithuanian, English, French]

Tango Vilnius — Tango community in Vilnius. Information on milongas and events.

Brodvėjus — Music club in the Old Town. News about the pub and programme.

Museum of Genocide Victims — Presents historic documents about genocide against the Lithuanian people, and resistance against the Soviet regime. Located in the former KGB headquarters. [Lithuanian, English, Russian]

National Museum of Lithuania — Largest collection of Lithuanian historical heritage. Expositions, branches. [Lithuanian, English, and others]

The Vilnius Review — A literary magazine that claims to publish the best new writing from Lithuania translated into English.

Crests and Sacral Arts in Lithuania — Information and photos about Lithuanian traditional wooden crests.

Lithuanian Wooden Church Architecture — Documents wooden sacred buildings, which are a significant part of Lithuanian national cultural heritage. There are hundreds of wooden churches, chapels and belfries in Lithuania. [Lithuanian, English]

Samogitian Wooden Churches — Samogitians (Lithuanian lowlanders) traditionally built timber churches; some survive from the 18th and 19th centuries. History and photographs provided by the Samogitian Cultural Association.

Andzelika Cholina Dance Theatre — Details of the work of the Lithuanian choreographer, performances and repertoire.

Martynas Mazvydas National Library — National Library of Lithuania in Vilnius. Information on the library, services, catalogues and databases, events.

Kaunas municipal Vincas Kudirka public library — Information about collections, services, events. Online catalogue and databasea about Kaunas.

Panevezys Local Lore Museum — Collects items of interest to regional heritage and cultural identity. Current exhibitions and educational programs. [Lithuanian, English]

Palanga Amber Park Museum — Amber museum and botanical park. Exhibitions, educational material. [Lithuanian, English]

Jauna Muzika — Professional Vilnius municipal choir founded in 1989. Includes a list of prizes, repertoire, concert tours, workshops, reviews, schedule, discography, and photo gallery.

Vilnius Jazz Festival — Annual autumn event in Vilnius offers yearly archived pages from 1989.

Lietuvos Aidas Gallery — Modern Lithuanian art from seventies to the present day.

Lithanian National Drama Theater — List of performances. [Lithuanian, English]

Lithuanian National Opera — Performances. [Lithuanian, English]

Urbonavicius, Audrius — Fine art photographer of Lithuanian origin. Site requires Flash and show deveral photos.

Union of Lithuanian Art Photographers — Current exhibitions and index of photographers. [Lithuanian, English]

Tabac, Vlad — Personal online exhibition, painting, ceramics, graphics, abstract and recent works.

American Center — Provides library and reference services and hosts cultural and educational programs. Also offers its visitors information about the United States, books and magazines, art exhibits, cultural events, lecture series.

Diamond Way Buddhist Center of Moscow — Texts and links related to philosophy and practice of Tibetan Buddhism of the Karma Kagyu tradition, meditation schedule in the Moscow center, meditations, news.

Moscow Kremlin — Virtual tour around the Kremlin and in the Armory Chamber. Great images.

Leningrad School — Realist paintings by the Russian artists from the Leningrad School: Ovchinnikov, Osipov, Maevsky, Timkov, Nevelshtein, Semionov, Buchkin, Khukhrov, Stolbov, Koroviakov, Eriomin, Baldina.

Old Master Paintings — Offers copies of masterpieces painted by artists/restorers of the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg. Online exhibition of the stages of progress of creating a copy.

Imperial Palaces of Petersburg — Bob Atchison provides a virtual tour of the Alexander Palace, Pavlovsk, Yelagin, Gatchina, Catherine Palace, Winter Palace and Peterhof. Part of Russian History Websites.

Leningrad in the 60s — Forty photographs of the city's architecture, with captions in English, Russian, French and Italian.

The State Hermitage Museum — Collections housed in 5 buildings feature over 3,000,000 items that present the development of world culture and art from the Stone Age to the 20th century. Includes details of exhibitions, hours, ticket sales, services, virtual tour, educational programs and directions.

Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) — History, collections, and exhibits from the oldest state museum in Russia. Includes virtual tour, hours, entrance fee, guided tours and contact details.

Classical Music of St. Petersburg — Classical concert halls, musical (opera) theaters, classical musicians, composers, mp3 classical music, Russian musical links.

HighLights of St.Petersburg — Russian folklore group of St. Petersburg, Russia. Information about their repertoire, performances, and tours.

Russian Virtuosi Project - Domras-Mandolins and Piano Trio — Musical team, created by the known Petersburg's musicians, is unique by the instruments and by repertoire (Russian and Italian national melodies, classical music and works of the contemporary composers).

The Male Choir of St.Petersburg — Chief conductor Vadim Afanasiev. In repertoire: sacred music a'capella, marches, chants, secular music, folk songs, works for choir and organ, harp.

Saint-Petersburg Opera — The Chamber Music Theater, founded in 1987 by Yuri Alexandrov. Provides information about the theater, history of the building, playbill, repertoire, seating plan and press reviews.

State Academic Mariinsky Theatre — Internationally renowned theatre of opera and ballet conducted by Valery Gergiev. Playbill, festivals, company, tickets, virtual tour.

Rus-Art — Online gallery of modern Ural art covers visual arts, fashion, poetry and computer graphics. Features many artists and designers. Some sections are in the Russian language.

Nicholas and Alexandra - the Last Imperial Family of Russia — Official site of the Broughton Masterpiece exhibition from the Hermitage Museum in St.Petersburg.

The Nostalgic Glass — Jason Grant's photographic explorations of the ruined historical architecture of Russia and elsewhere, together with his illustrated article on the estates of Russia and what befell them, and links to related resources.

Old Russian Cities — On-line exhibition by photographer Vadim Gippenreiter of masterpieces of historic architecture in Kiev, Novgorod, Pskov, Vladimir, Suzdal, Sergiev Posad, Pereslavl, Rostov, Yaroslavl, and Kostroma.

Russian Movies at IMDB — Database of movies in Russian.

Military-Historical Museum of Armored Vehicles and Equipment — Collection of German, Soviet, Japan tanks and assault guns. Visual tour of the museum, visitor information.

State Hermitage Museum — One of the biggest museums in the world. Offers a virtual tour, on-line exhibitions and a digital collection of high resolution art images.

Moscow Music Herald — Reviews, columns and commentary in English translation from e-zine covering classical music in Russia.

Classical Music on the Russian WEB — links to musicians, choruses, orchestras, musical organization, halls, theaters.

Moscow Nights — Russian folk trio. Information about the musicians, albums, downloads.

Arbatskiy Dvor — Arbatskiy Dvor: a tribute to Bulat Okudjava. 116 songs of this poet in MP3.

Dj Vint Homepage — Biography, pictures, links, and a history of house music.

Schola Cantorum Petropolitana — Offers teaching of early Western European Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque culture and history. The School has for its goal the revival of the European cultural traditions. Study program, news.

Moscow Jazz Journalists Association — Official site, non-profit organisation that unites jazz writers, reporters, critics and radio presenters in Russian capital. (English, Russian)

Jazz In Russia — Artists, festivals (available in English), radio, TV, Web forum, Web radio playing Russian jazz. [Russian/English]

Russia ProPhoto — The project is devoted to professional photography in Russia. The works of several Russian photographers and unions are reproduced at the site.

Photographer Ru — Photography and photographers of Russia and former Soviet Union. Events, history, gallery, magazine, and a forum.

All-Photo.ru — The project represents impressions of Russia and Central Asia. It is the collection of historic and contemporary views from multiple artists. [Russian, English]

Photography by Igor Aronov — Bitterfly.com: photography, web design, poetry.

The Bolshoi Theater — Official web site of the famous theater. Current repertoire, history, personalities. In English and Russian.

Moscow Art Theatre — Current events, history, and information about the school. [Russian/English]

The Timkov Collection — The largest collection of Russian Impressionist paintings by a 20th century landscape artist Nikolai Efimovich Timkov, who is best known for his lyrical depictions of the countryside and works which evoke the beauty and magnitude of the Russian landscape.

Famous Russian Paintings — Most celebrated Russian paintings. Information on each painting includes the time when it was created and the name of the artist.

"OkNo", Art Gallery — Demonstrating all forms of alternative and media art, photography, networking, musical and theatrical projects, publishing activities. (Chelyabinsk, Russia).

Guelman.ru — Contemporary Russian art on the Internet, artists, organizations, critics and links.

Kudreavtcev, Anatoly — Russian art works and creative construction ideas of St.Petersburg artist including his letters about life in Russian village.

Emelyanov, Dmitry — Religious and other miniature sculpture made from different materials: rare wood, the Mastodon tusk, ceramic, metal.

Unknown Socialist Realism — Oil paintings of 1930-1990 from the Leningrad School artists. Selected works from private collections.

Precarpathian University: Gallery — The gallery presents students' art works.

Ukrainian National Folk Dance Ensemble — Professional folk and theatrical dance company. Includes history, educational services, photo gallery and management details. [English/Ukrainian]

Veryovka National Academic Folk Chorus — Cossack and Chumak folk dance group. Includes profile, repertoire and image and video galleries.

Belshchunov A.V. Museum — Located in the former apartment of Alexander Belshchunov. Belshchunov collected art from around the world in the early 20th century.

Odessa Numismatic Museum — Collection of antique and medieval coins from the Northern Black Sea Region.

Art Ukraine — Provides information about paintings, posters, postcards, graphics, porcelain, pottery, costumes and jewelry, music, drama, sculpture and other aspects of Ukrainian culture.

Kirovohrad Regional Universal Research Library — Includes an online catalog, e-books, dissertations, digitized manuscripts, and virtual exhibitions, plus a history of the region.

Ukrainian Architecture — Series of illustrated articles by various authors, some scholarly, on historic buildings in the Ukraine and built by the Ukrainian community elsewhere.

Ukrainian Ancient Architecture Monuments Database — Contains information on historical architectural monuments and urban development in all regions of the Ukraine.

Alexander Sparinsky, Ukrainian composer — Electronic, choral, folk, children, pop and instrumental music. Articles, discography and biography.

Leonid Kuzenny gallery — Personal site of Ukrainian artist who lives in Prague now: bio, art works' gallery, techniques.

Still Life — Roman Hurko composed a Requiem for the victims of Chornobyl. Sung a cappella and in the Ukrainian language, it was recorded in Kyiv, Ukraine with the Frescoes of Kyiv Chamber Choir.

Victor Morozov/MO Productions — Official site of famous singer/songwriter Victor Morozov, including music clips, photos, interviews, biography.

Donetsk State Academic Russian Opera and Ballet Theatre — Brief information about the Opera and Ballet House in the Eastern Ukraine

Bezalel-Levy Editions — Fine art, prints, posters, and greeting cards by a husband and wife artist team.

The Beer-Sheva Mandolin Orchestra of the Samuel Rubin Municipal Conservatory — History, events calendar, and MP3 recordings from this internationally recognized youth orchestra.

Israeli Salsa Organization: Be'er Sheva — Directory of dance clubs and events in the Negev capital.

BETA Dance Troupe and Dance School — Performs a contemporary synthesis of traditional Ethiopian tribal (eskesta shoulder) and Jewish dances in Israel. Includes profile, information on Ethiopian Jewry in Israel, details of the directors and performers, repertoire, and booking details.

Malbin, Ursula - Sculpture Garden — 29 bronze sculptures created by Ursula Malbin are on constant display in the Peace Garden in Haifa. Includes artist's biography and pictures of the sculptures.

Herbert Samter's Great World of Miniatures — Located in Haifa, this museum displays miniature models made of natural materials. Biography, gallery, and opening hours. [Flash]

Israel National Museum of Science — Illustrates the museum's innovative, interactive exhibitions and activities, for all ages. [English/Hebrew]

The Cinemateque — Information about the Jerusalem Film Center's various activities including educational programs, a holocaust research center, film archive and library.

The Tzabarim — Folklore ensemble combining Israeli and Arabic traditional dances. Information about the group, scheduled performances, and contact details.

Jerusalem: Christian Architecture through the Ages — Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosts this illustrated article by Yishai Eldar. From famous Byzantine monuments and Crusader churches to the twentieth century, Jerusalem has a remarkable Christian heritage.

Jerusalem: Architecture in the Late Ottoman Period — Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosts this illustrated article by Lili Eylon, telling the stories of Jerusalem's buildings and quarters built between 1860 and 1917.

Jerusalem Pottery — The Karakashian family ceramics studio makes traditional hand painted ceramic tiles with animal and floral designs and bible tiles since 1965. Information on the studio and family history, and an online-shop with worldwide delivery.

Mayanot Gallery — Early-period and contemporary Israeli and Jewish artists. Biblical art, Jewish history and life, and the Land of Israel. Online gallery, information about the gallery's publications.

L.A. Mayer Museum for Islamic Art — Focuses on architecture and ornamental objects from the 7th century C.E. to present times, in an area from Spain to India and further. Visitor information includes history of the museum and an overview of new exhibitions.

The Tower of David Museum — Exhibitions illustrating the history of Jerusalem in a well known restored citadel with views of the Old City. Information on the citadel's history and on concurrent exhibitions and activities.

Jerusalem Music Centre — Enables students and professional musicians to meet and work with prominent musicians, in master classes, workshops, seminars, performances and special projects.

Varshavsky-Shapira Piano Duo — Winners of numerous national and international competitions worldwide. Biography, audio samples, repertoire, contact information.

Jerusalem Shots — Features photographs of Jerusalem sorted according to different categories. Including city map, downloads and uploads section, news and information in English, Hebrew and Russian.

Goldenzweig, Eilat — Artist specializing in bronze, ceramic, and marble sculptures. with biography, online gallery, and contact information.

Diwan el Lajun Theatre — Produces and performs shows for children, youth, and adults. Information on current performances, workshops and seminars, events, and a photo gallery. [English/Hebrew/Arabic]

Banna, Rim — Palestinian singer. Contains biography, information about concerts, photos and articles.

Irit Gabrieli Amitai — Graduate from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design in Jerusalem, creates distinctive pottery pieces and wall tiles in her Tel Aviv studio. Exhibits permanently in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

IVI Productions — Tel Aviv company specializing in multi screen shows and theme park specials, corporate and training multimedia and videos, as well as documentaries for clientele in Israel and abroad.

By Art Projects Gallery — Gallery founded by Yaffa Braverman that features emerging contemporary Israeli artists and helps promote them worldwide. Information about artists and exhibits, hours.

Stern Gallery — Exhibits Israeli and Jewish art. Specializes in conservation and restoration of paintings and works on paper. Gallery profile, collections photographs, artists' resumes.

Beth Hatefutsoth — The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora. History and culture of the Jewish people throughout the world. Site includes virtual exhibit.

Ilana Goor Museum — Exhibits a large variety of personal works and an art collection.

Kosmic Kabbalah Art — Kabbalistic cards, posters and silkscreen prints by David Friedman. Offers a catalog of the artst's works with online ordering and a brief description of the Jewish mystic teachings.

Haim Azuz — Sculptor living in Zefat's Artists` Quarter, where he maintains a studio/gallery and a permanent collection. Brief biography and photographs of the artist's works.

Memorial Museum of Hungarian Speaking Jewry — Depicts the Jewish communities in Hungary, Transylvania, Slovakia, Carpathian-Russia, Bachka, Banat, and Burgenland.

Israel Bible Museum — For those interested in art, the Bible, mysticism and the Jewish heritage.

Eshkolot - Israeli Artists Society for Performers' Rights Ltd. — Represents and works to protect the rights of performing artists in Israel who transfer their rights to "Eshkolot". Overview of the organizational structure and operations, contact details.

Kowner, Elyasaf — Video artist offering experimental films, photography, and alternative art. Features movie collection, information about projects, exhibitions, events and contact details.

The Vernacular Paradox of Israeli Architecture — Architect Ami Ran's introduction to the influences on the developing Israeli style in architecture, hosted by the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Skyscrapers: Israel — Detailed information on tall buildings and other architectural history within the country. With lists of Israeli architects and their works.

Art From The Well — Gallery in Moshav Hemed showing paintings and giclee prints on canvas by artist Myra Mandel. Includes images, biography, details on visiting the studio, online ordering, and other information.

Khundiashvili, Michael — Portraits, as of families and celebrities, as well as Judaica, landscapes, and copies of Masters in oil by internationally renowned artist. Biography, exhibitions, and an online gallery.

Moriah Ministries — Messianic Jewish ministry that teaches the Jewish roots of Christianity through praising with Davidic dance as well as produces videos and Messianic Jewish books. Find an Israel tour itinerary.

Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company — One of the world's most outstanding and intriguing dance companies; a result of its artistic level, the unique personalities of its dancers and the choreographies it stages.

Yoram Mayorek - Jewish Historical Consulting and Research — For film makers, TV, documetaries, and novelists. Yoram Mayorek is the former Director, State Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People.

Gaza Sderot: life in spite of everything — Documentary project reporting on the life of men, women, and children in the Palestinian and Israeli cities. Video clips and a weblog.

ilMuseums — Information about more than 170 museums countrywide, including permanent and travelling exhibitions. Updates announced regularly via optional newsletter. Russian and Hebrew languages supported.

Kaveret's Unofficial Home Page — Everything you ever wanted to know about the band, Kaveret, including lyrics, chords, pictures, interviews, sound clips, biographies, discographies, filmographies, links and history.

International Harp Contest in Israel — A unique international contest conducted in Jerusalem every 3 years. Includes general information about the upcoming and past contests, rules, prizes, application form.

Tel-Hai International Piano Master Classes — Project banding student pianists and teachers for intense study sessions in the Galilee. Information about the program, faculty, and registration.

A Note in Time — Classical music lectures offered by the pianist and lecturer Roi Aloni. Biography, recorded samples, reviews, and contact information.

Eliezer Klagesbrun — A virtual photography gallery of the well-known Jerusalem photographer Eliezer Klagesbrun, winner of the silver medal in the International Photography Contest, Japan 1994, sponsored by the Mazda Co.

Lagziel, Keren — Professional photographer presenting online galleries of pregnancy photos, children, portraits and special events in studio and nature.

Asseera Theatre — A touring theater that produces plays in Arabic for adults and children. With profile, list and description of plays, contact information. [English/Arabic]

Pulse — Monthly entertainment magazine. Arts, society, city news.

Welcome to Ukraine — Online version of a magazine about art issues, entertainment events, history, also containing stories and facts about Ukraine.