What do Deep Purple and Shlomo Arzi have in common? They both performed at Hangar 11. Right now, you’re standing in front of one of Tel Aviv’s most iconic venues: Hangar 11. Located in the bustling Tel Aviv Port district, Hangar 11 pulsates with an energy.
Originally built in 1953 as a simple warehouse, Hangar 11’s story is one of transformation. Imagine this vast space, 65 meters long, 35 meters wide, filled not with cargo but with the rhythm of music and the excitement of a live performance. In the 1990s, visionary Ze’ev Isaac recognized the potential of this gigantic hangar. He wanted to create a space unlike any other, a beacon of culture and entertainment. And that’s how Hangar 11 shed its industrial skin and embraced its destiny as a performance venue.
Today, Hangar 11 stands as a testament to Tel Aviv’s vibrant cultural scene. Having hosted countless concerts, dance parties, and cultural events, Hangar 11 has seen it all. From the pulsating beats of international DJs to the soulful melodies of renowned Israeli artists, Hangar 11 has become synonymous with unforgettable experiences.