Holidays

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

Sukkot is a widely celebrated festivity in Israel that commemorates the 40 years Jews spent living in temporary shelters in the desert after they left Egypt. 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

Happy new year!! Here is all you need to know about the holiday in Tel Aviv! 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

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 2020 to be confirmed * Jerusalem March for Pride and Tolerance has become the largest and most significant civil rights movement in Jerusalem. It has been going on for over 15 years and symbolizes a persistent struggle for equal rights, liberty, personal security and protection.  Read More

Dust off your lycra, give your body a quick wax and oil, and buy up anything pink, glittery and fluffy… get ready for Tel Aviv Pride! Read More

* Dates for 2020 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