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, Omer Etzion, 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 "In Her Full Splendor" series at Bialik Square and the public program of the exhibition Life, Plant, City: 100 Years of Geddes’ Plan for Tel Aviv’s Garden City.