In this community, art grows in yards, kitchens - and even from the news broadcast

A magazine feature on Tzur Hadassa showcases artists and small businesses operating from homes and yards: a Dutch artist couple, collage artist Yitzhak Marsha, a candle studio, a kosher pizzeria, and a local wine shop. The article highlights the coexistence between religious and secular residents in the community.

A magazine feature on Tzur Hadassa, a community in the Jerusalem Corridor, presents a concentration of artists and small businesses operating from homes and yards. Among the artists: Hanny and Marc, a Dutch couple who made aliyah to Israel and display sculptures and paintings in their home studio; Yitzhak Marsha, an artist who creates collages from news broadcast frames since October 7; and Liraz Erez Shargai, former CEO of the community, who produces scented candles at the Joon studio facing the forest. Alongside the art, the article covers Geppeto Pizza Bar, a strictly kosher pizzeria with a wood-fired oven and garden, and 'Hasavim Shotim', a wine shop focusing on local wineries. The article emphasizes the coexistence between religious and secular residents in the community.