Israel's entertainment culture is anchored by an arts infrastructure of unusual institutional density for a country of its size. The Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, founded in 1936, is one of the world's most respected. The Habimah National Theatre in Tel Aviv, performing in Hebrew since 1918, carries a theatrical tradition that predates the state. The Jerusalem Film Festival, the Tel Aviv International LGBT Film Festival, and the Docaviv documentary film festival anchor the cinema calendar. The Israeli music scene, mixing mizrahi pop, electronic, folk, and the specifically Israeli genres that emerged from the meeting of European and Middle Eastern Jewish musical traditions, is heard at outdoor concerts and club venues across the country. The Karmiel Dance Festival and the Red Sea Jazz Festival in Eilat add the regional entertainment registers.