Culture Highlights

On the 60th anniversary of her musical activity, and 55 years since the unforgettable and immortal album of the High Windows, a one-time tribute show in honor of Josie Katz will be performed as part of the Culture Hall’s Winter Festival No. 5 🎼 Read More

Very proud to screen Moriya Ben Avot’s brave film “Empty Hands”. After that we will host Moriya for a conversation 💭 Read More

Dozens of artists have taken over the 37 hotel rooms and the various spaces and turned them into their own wonderland – a new, immersive world, full of magic and art in the new pop-up exhibition of the curator Yaara Sachs – the curator of the POP-UP MUSEUM TLV exhibitions ⭐️ Read More

Come experience Old Jaffa through its people, galleries and culture. A special wandering festival will reveal the renewal that ancient Shifu has undergone with galleries, culinary and new businesses, and will allow a glimpse of the emerging community of artists who create and work there. new restaurants and be exposed to the rich content worlds that make up old Jaffa 🔥 Read More

Musical and narrative journey which shows unique perspectives on processes in Israeli society and culture 💭 Read More

Lev Cinema is proud to present: “The Swimmer” 🌊 🌈 Read More

Daniela Spector comes with a festive show as part of the 5th Winter Festival of the Culture Hall 🎼 Read More

Rita, Sue and Bob Too is a 1987 British comedy-drama film directed by Alan Clarke, set in Bradford, West Yorkshire about two teenaged schoolgirls who have a sexual fling with a married man 🎥 Read More

The book deals with various topics such as gender identity and intergenerational relations, love and heartbreak, lust for life and death drive, rebellion and continuity. The book received a lot of attention and resonance when it was published 📖 Read More

A modern African dance show with live music: drums, flute, guitar 💃🏻 Read More

Taking place in one of the most active cities in the world, the Tel Aviv Marathon is where you need to be if you love/live/breath sports. Read More

Join us for a fascinating class where we’ll discuss the deeper meaning and significance behind Purim while learning the practical ins and outs 💭 Read More

Cat in a sack Last performance for the winter 27.2 🐈 Read More

The Latin America Festival in Tel Aviv will host a wide variety of artists, who create and play Latin and South American styles: salsa, tango, samba, son, and even today’s jazz styles 🔥 Read More

Andrea Motis and they will present a special program in tribute to the great maestro, Antonio Carlos Jobim, who invented bossa nova in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 🔥 Read More

Yoni Rechter and Assaf Inbari talk about their works, and mainly let them talk to each other, about the points of contact between music and literature and between the small personal moment and the great Israeli story 💭 Read More

Roni Kuban will talk with Yoni Rechter about this special meeting, how it started and how songs like ‘As long as’ were written for example which, it seems, brought the ability of each of them to the peak 🎤 Read More

Everything you need to know to celebrate Pesach in Tel Aviv! Read More

Where better to celebrate Easter than Israel, where it all happened. Jerusalem is at the center of all the celebrations, but there are also beautiful events across the Holy Land! Read More

5-day pop up exhibition at Teder! 🎨 Read More

Yom HaAtzmaut (The Israeli Independence Day) is probably the largest national festival in Israel. Clubs, Bars, Event halls, everyone who’s anyone is planning a Yom HaAtzmaut party. Read More

Shavuot is a Holiday that commemorates one of the most important events in Jewish history – when the Torah was given to us at Mount Sinai. Shavuot means “weeks”, this is not a coincidence, since the Holiday marks the seventh week of the counting period since Pesach. Read More

Be PROUD of who YOU are! This year is not only about celebrating all the colors of our beautiful selves, but also raising awareness of the prejudice and violence towards the LGBTQ+ community. Read More

Rosh HaShana is essentially the Jewish New Year, “Rosh” means beginning and “Shana” means year. In the Jewish world, in this day families gather to have a traditional dinner (Seder) where they bless different foods with specific meanings. Read More

Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the Jewish year, in this day, Jews from all over the world fast for 26 hours and spend almost the hole day praying and meditating about the actions they’ve made the previous year, it is a day of forgiveness and introspection. Read More

Simchat Torah is one of the most joyful celebrations in the Jewish calendar. It is the holiday that honors the ending of the annual cycle of reading the Torah and the beginning of the new one. Read More

Christmas is one of the most important Christian holidays, where the birth of Jesus is celebrated. Israel being the birthplace of Jesus is a great place for Christian tourists to come and celebrate. Read More