True Stories: Living the Geddes Way

Six speakers will share true, first-hand stories about life in Tel Aviv's urban landscape — about gender identity forged in the city, and about whether the "Geddes Plan," now a century old, foresaw how we would feel moving between home, building, and neighborhood. Featuring: Neta Hoter, Neta Dritter, Laliv Sivan, Anna Yam, Amit Ramot and Ohad Weber.

Host: Yael Tal, editor: Keren Lehman

20:00 Doors open

20:30 Opening words — Prof. Arch. Yael Allweil, author of the study Living the Geddes Way (published in Milestones, edited by Arch. Tula Amir)

20:45 Event begins

*Open seating — places are not reserved.

* Discounted parking for Liebling Haus guests at the Shuk Bezalel car park (HaMaccabi 2).

The "True Stories" evening is a creation of "Home Workshops," the writing school founded by Eshkol Nevo and Orit Gidali, inspired by a New York storytelling model and hosted periodically at Liebling Haus. This event is part of the public program of the exhibition Life, Plant, City: 100 Years of Geddes’ Plan for Tel Aviv’s Garden City.