Culture Highlights

Opening night of Daria Konshtik’s solo exhibition 🖼️ Read More

A night of Jewish Klezmer with The Israeli Klezmer Orchestra 🎻 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

* Dates for 2022 still to be confirmed * EPOS International Art Film Festival is the first Israeli film festival solely dedicated to the intersections between the arts and cinema. Read More

* Dates for 2022 to be confirmed * Changing its location every year, this annual event is one of the largest art celebrating event Tel Aviv has to offer. Fresh Paint Fair mixes the big and the small together, when the small galleries are working side by side with the large museums to bring you an art fair you won’t forget. 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

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

when Pesach is finished it is the Moroccans who party the hardest!!! Read More

* Date for 2022 is still not confirmed* This year’s Docaviv is going online, and they’ve got a special line-up of films you can watch from home. Tickets are limited so get them quickly, with proceeds going to support local cinema. 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

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

* Dates for 2022 still to be confirmed * 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

* Dates for 2022 still to be confirmed * – TLVFest coincides with Pride Week, and is a celebration of all LGBT films and documentaries from around the world! Read More

* Dates for 2020 to be confirmed * Join 200,000 happy people in this year’s Tel Aviv Pride Parade! Read More

* Dates for 2022 still to be confirmed * Tel Aviv’s White Night celebration is one of the biggest events of the year, with all night parties! Read More

* Dates for 2022 still to be confirmed * The International Student Film Festival, Tel-Aviv, is one of the largest festivals in the world for student films, and is considered one of the most important in this field. 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

* Dates for 2022 still to be confirmed * For cycling lovers­ this is the festival of the year! Read More

* Dates for 2022 still to be confirmed * Israel’s premier sci-fi conference takes place every year during Succot at the Cinemateque Tel Aviv! Read More

* Dates for 2022 still to be confirmed * If you love illustration, you will love Tel Aviv Illustration Week! Read More

* Dates for 2022 still to be confirmed * A 10 km race ending at a crazy party at Hayarkon Park. 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