"Guided exhibition tours:" over the course of the Jerusalem show, tours of the locations of artworks in the Old City were organized, led by the show’s curator, Jack Persekian. The tours took visitors to the various project locations in the city, on a trajectory, which enabled a discovery of the city and the unearthing of several of its treasure locations. The participating artists who were present for the Jerusalem show also offered the audience their thoughts about the work they presented and its relation with the city. These tours traveled through all quarters of the old city, led visitors to familiarize themselves with the various culture and youth centers who were working in partnership with Al-Ma'mal on the show, while inviting guests to experience the dynamics of the old city in the evening hours – a rare and unique experience. Other similar tours were held during the day and invited schools and students from the university and art academy visited the show as well.

"Dance performance:" The Contemporary Dance Group “Sydost” were invited by the Swedish Christian Study Centre – (Jaffa Gate, Old City), as part of the Jerusalem show. The Swedish group devised of four female dancers prepared a very moving and unique performance in tribute to the stages of life – from birth to death - while giving particular attention to violence and sexual assaults directed at children.

"Figure Making Workshop:" a figure making workshop was organized by the Palestinian Art Court – Al Hoash, and held at the Saraya Center for Community Services. The workshop invited participants to work with artist Samira Badran and assistant Rula Khoury in the creation of masks and figurines made out of paper Mache in a workshop that was held for two days within the framework of the Jerusalem Show.

“A Memory for Forgetfulness:" the Palestinian National Theater in Jerusalem organized a performance by Al-Hakawati Theatre’s Francois Abu Salem “A Memory for Forgetfulness” written by Mahmoud Darwish.

"The Old City Tunnel Tour:" a unique ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ tour of the underground tunnels of the Old City of Jerusalem was organized by the Centre for Jerusalem Studies (CJS) - Al-Quds University, allowing participants to view a part of the Old City which is the cause of much political tensions among Israelis and Palestinians to date.

"Entry Denied:" concert screening: In 2002, Marwan Abado (Palestinian holding Austrian nationality) and his band were invited to perform a concert in Jerusalem, but were detained upon their arrival in Tel Aviv airport and denied entry. In an empty theater in Vienna, artist Emily Jacir asks Abado and his band to perform the concert exactly as it would have taken place in Jerusalem. In this manner Jacir was able to bring the concert to Jerusalem through the screening of the concert she recorded. The concert was screened in the old Tile factory building, providing Al-Ma'mal with the opportunity to present the factory building space regardless of its uncompleted renovations, while also inviting audiences to view the unique space for the future Al-Ma’mal Residencies, especially within the framework of the Jerusalem show.