There comes a time to let loose, take off your tie, grab a beer and get into the vibe at the Yellow Submarine Music Center. After our time in the Museum, the festival's musicians will continue to perform well into the night, improvising with experimental pieces in the of best jazz tradition. Taking the reins are our friends, Yael Hadani and Beit Ha'amudim who brought the cool jazz scene to Tel Aviv. They know how to provide a warm atmosphere that jazz musicians so desperately need to create, play and invent. "The Israeli jazz scene has blossomed for some time," said The Business Insider, "and places like Beit Ha'amudim is a good reason for it." The Business Insider has ranked Beit Ha'amudim as one of the best jazz clubs in the world, alongside the best of them in New York, Amsterdam, Tokyo and Capetown. On Wednesday, December 2, the Brazilian and African galleries will join the stage jamming it up, and on Thursday, December 3, we will go psychedelic with Minimalism and Electronic jamming. Israeli musicians and international guests will perform together, creating a special meeting point. Organized transport will be available from the Museum to the Yellow Submarine immediately after the performances at the Museum.