Exhibitions

After much anticipation, thought and preparation, it finally happens, the first Israeli circus festival is here! A circus that comes to life for 3 days, acrobats, jugglers, magicians, characters, actors, 5 stages, concerts, concerts, parties and surprises surrounding you from all directions. Read More

Oded Ronen hosting Bascula and Wild. An evening across art forms – The worlds of Dance, Circus and Psychology meet. Read More

BLIND BURDEN // brothers exhibition – The exhibition is the product of a meeting of minds, passion and lots of color and ink. Read More

An exhibition of 5 sketches by artists working in different mediums, and all of them sketched, much, very much. Read More

Drawings from the road & beyond. Read More

Israeli artist Nir Hadar, who was admired for painting, presented in the last year in New York and Hong Kong a fresh color exhibition and fair. For the first time a solo exhibition of colorful and sexy “Super Modern” art. Read More

Hello to all the art lovers, to all our painters and designers. We open our sukkah and host for the third time in Kuli Alma, Friday afternoon for our amazing Art and Culture fair. Read More

SPIRIT is a unique event in the Israeli landscape devoted to films focusing on spirituality, alternative medicine, awareness processes and change. Read More

We are happy to announce the 5th International Photography Festival that will take place in Tel Aviv. Read More

The Israel Festival — an internationally-renowned interdisciplinary festival that takes place each year in Jerusalem — presents high-quality productions in dance, music, drama and performance theater from all over the world, as well as original Israeli productions and free outdoor performances for the general public. Read More

** Dates for 2018 still to be confirmed ** TLVFest usually coincides with Pride Week, and is a celebration of all LGBT films and documentaries from around the world! Read More

2018 Dates 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

First held in 1963, the Jerusalem International Book Fair is a unique biennial event, renown not only as a business Fair but also as an upbeat Literary Festival. The Fair aims to promote Israeli literature in international publishing and also to expose contemporary international literature to the Israeli public. Read More