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Events in Israel
There are hundreds of events in Israel taking place every week. From top international musicians (from rock to classical) to art events, sports events, and almost any other event imaginable (and not imaginable), you’ll find something that interests you. Below is our listing of all events in Israel.
Purim in Israel: March 22nd-23rd, 2027
Purim is one of the most popular festivals in Israel. It’s a time when the whole country comes together to celebrate, from religious Jews in Jerusalem to secular Tel Avivians. The festive spirit goes far beyond its original religious roots. Countless Purim street parties with carnival atmospheres take place in almost every city, town, and village in... Read More
Tel Aviv Street Party Purim Rave: Late March 2027
The annual block party in the streets of Tel Aviv returns for Purim 2027. The city’s biggest Purim party, this year’s event will feature music stages, stands selling clothes and accessories, seating areas, and food and drinks to buy. This is the place to experience locals and visitors from all walks of life coming together... Read More
Things To Do in Israel in November 2026
November in Israel is a time when the cultural season begins to bloom, making it an ideal month for those seeking exciting things to do in November. As the weather cools with mild winter temperatures, the country comes alive with various events, festivals, and activities that showcase its rich heritage. Whether you’re exploring Israel’s remarkable... Read More
Hanukkah Events in Israel: December 4th-12th, 2026
Hanukkah in Israel is a magical time. Events are happening all over the country, schools are on holiday, and families are busy exploring the country and celebrating the ‘festival of light’. This year, in 2026, Hanukkah will begin on December 4th and continue for 8 nights until December 12th. Events During Hanukkah in Israel Check... Read More
Hanukkah in Tel Aviv: December 4th-12th, 2026
Tel Aviv is always a great place to be, but Hanukkah in Tel Aviv is even better. Where else in the world can you find an array of sufganiyot being freshly baked in practically every bakeshop, a multitude of menorah lightings to attend, and festive theatrical shows for the kids who are on break? The... Read More
Things To Do in Israel in October 2026
This year, the month of October is full of fantastic and illuminating activities to check out while traveling in Israel. The weather is cooling down with coastal temperatures ranging from 24-30°C (75-86°F). In Jerusalem, the forecast is slightly cooler, with temperatures of 19-26°C (66-79°F). October brings with it many festive events and a plethora of... Read More
The Tel Aviv International LGBTQ Film Festival: Late October 2026
The annual TLVFest, also known as the Tel Aviv International LGBTQ Film Festival, will take place in late October 2026. Over ten exciting days at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque, the festival showcases a wide variety of films that typically don’t receive mainstream distribution in Israel. In addition to screenings, visitors can expect engaging workshops and... Read More
Christmas in Jerusalem 2026
Christmas in Jerusalem is a truly unique time of year. Thousands of pilgrims come to the city to celebrate Christmas in the place where it all began (nearby Bethlehem). The city, in particular, the Old City’s Christian and Armenian quarters, become adorned with decorations, while other Jerusalem landmarks such as the YMCA, along with the... Read More
Tel Aviv Night Run: Late October 2026
The annual Tel Aviv Night Run, usually held in October or November, is a thrilling event that lights up the streets of Tel Aviv, Israel. Starting at Hayarkon Park, participants race through a 10 km route. Additionally, the streets are closed off, so runners see the city from a completely new perspective. To take part,... Read More
Paprika Festival: Late September 2026
Annually, during the intermediate days of Sukkot, Spicy Way Farm in Beit-Lechem-Haglilit in North Israel, hosts a vibrant celebration of flavors and hues. Visitors are invited to engage in creative workshops and culinary experiences centered around the paprika spice. These activities include guided tours through the paprika fields, cooking and art workshops, and indulging in paprika-infused dishes.... Read More
Simchat Torah: October 2nd-3rd, 2026
After the festival of Sukkot is over, comes the joyous holiday of Simchat Torah. Jews from all around the world celebrate this highly important day, on which the Torah (Jewish Bible) portion readings for the year are completed. Outside of Israel, Simchat Torah is observed mainly in synagogues. However, in the Holy Land, Israelis march... Read More
