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Going strong for 30 years, the Jacob's Ladder Festival is held twice a year at the Nof Ginosar Hotel at Lake Kinneret. It features folk music from Irish jigs and country rock to blues…
Israel has a long history of strife and upheaval. This exhibition at the Eretz Israel Museum charts the city's tumultuous history, from the expulsion of residents by the Ottoman governor to…
Jerusalem's Festival of Lights, Hanukkah or Chanukah, is an eight-day Jewish holiday honouring the liberation of Jerusalem and the sacrifices made over the centuries in the name of faith and freedom.
Spin your dreidels and celebrate Chanukah, the Jewish Festival of Lights. The four-sided spinning top has a Jewish letter on each side - taken together they mean 'A great miracle happened here'.
Contempo is a festival bringing truly modern music to venues across Tel Aviv, a city with an increasingly forward-thinking outlook. The festival encompasses everything from experimental…
Jerusalem International Book Fair
As one of the most respected international book fairs, this promises to be a real mine of browsing material for the textually minded, and the perfect place to publicise your work.
Contempo is a festival bringing truly modern music to venues across Tel Aviv, a city with an increasingly forward-thinking outlook. The festival encompasses everything from experimental…
Starting life as a small event, Tel Aviv Jazz festival has blossomed into the foremost jazz festival in Israel. Cinematheque and Tel Aviv Performing Arts Centre present the best Israeli…
Contempo is a festival bringing truly modern music to venues across Tel Aviv, a city with an increasingly forward-thinking outlook. The festival encompasses everything from experimental…
Championing Spanish culture (especially dance) the Karen Adi Foundation organises the annual Flamenco Days (Días de Flamenco) at the Suzanne Dellal Centre in Tel Aviv. Arguably the world's…
During the religious festival of Purim, family celebrations spill out onto the streets of Tel Aviv. You'll see a staggering variety of wild costumes, from historical figures to contemporary…
Jerusalem is inundated by thousands of pilgrims from across the spectrum of faiths, as they complete what is for some the spiritual journey of a lifetime and partake in the most important…
Basketball is big in Israel and Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv is the most successful club in the country (once claiming an astonishing 23 consecutive titles). Catch them during their season at the…
Haifa International Festival for Children's Theatre
Placed under the banner of integration, this event will feature not only challenging theatre and street performances from national artists, but also a collaboration between Arab and Jewish…
Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Day at Yad Vashem
A solemn and moving ceremony at Yad Vashem dedicated to the memory of Jewish Holocaust victims and those who fought to save them.
Jerusalem Day is a national holiday marking the liberation and reunification of the city in 1967. During this day, which occurs around mid-May, there are several ceremonies, including the…
Going strong for 30 years, the Jacob's Ladder Festival is held twice a year at the Nof Ginosar Hotel at Lake Kinneret. It features folk music from Irish jigs and country rock to blues…
Docaviv is Tel Aviv's international documentary film festival, held at Cinemateque and other venues. The programme is divided into two main sections: Special Screenings, a collection of…
During Taste Of Tel-Aviv, top Israeli restaurants and wineries offer their best dishes and drinks at discount prices in the city's Hayarkon Park.
Israel's biggest gay and lesbian Pride attracts 80,000 party people each year - an excellent turn-out for a city that has a population of only 350,000. This year's parade starts in the centre…
