Activities

All the kid-friendly attractions for Election Day 2026

Shows by Kofiko and Meni Mamtera, free plays, bat tours at Dizengoff Center, and tree voting at Ramat Hanadiv: All family events for the day off, free and paid.

Ramat Hanadiv.
Binyamina Festival.

From desert nights to northern festivals: The best family activities for Sukkot in Israel

David Waterfall.

Floodwaters erased the trail – now it returns: Ein Gedi prepares for Sukkot

Kite Festival of the Be’eri and Hatzerim Communities.

Kite festival tradition from Kfar Aza returns to Tel Aviv skies for Sukkot


Winter miracles

Dry seasonal pools revive when the rain returns.

Songbird

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Tel Aviv’s Eretz Israel Museum presents Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition

Special needs at the Tower of David

One looks forward to other cultural institutions around the country following the Tower of David lead.

Decorating masks in time for Purim, at the first Meet in the Tower event for families with children with additional needs at the Tower of David Museum

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The Shanghai Circus.

This Passover in Jerusalem’s Sacher Park – Geek PicNic

The three-day festival will include exhibits and interactive workshops about the latest advances in technology, science and art.

The electrifying Tesla show will illustrate how man can create lightning using Tesla coils

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The annual Tel Aviv Zombie Walk

Planning your Purim fun

CAPTAIN HOOK comes by every hour to entertain the children at Hamat Gader.

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Tel Aviv's annual Purim Rave Street Party at Kikar Hamedina

Happy running – and good deeds – at the Jerusalem Winner Marathon

According to the organizers, more than 5,300 runners have registered for the event’s various sections.

The Jerusalem Marathon

The art of thought – at Art and Brain Week

The rest of Art and Brain Week events should provoke ponderings aplenty.

A scene from sci-fi thriller ‘Ex Machina,’ which follows a talk on language and fantasy