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.
Events in Israel
Events in Israel
Light up TLV! In Tel Aviv, Israel. November 28, 2021
Light up TLV! is a free event taking place on November 28, 2021, in Tel Aviv, Israel, to start off Hannukah. With fun for the whole family, especially for the kids, there will be face painting, sufganiyot, music and of course, candle lighting. The event will start at 4:30 pm with live music, donut decorating,... Read More
Annual Christmas Market, Nazareth. December 11, 2021
The Annual Christmas Market in Nazareth will take place December 11, 2021 at Mary’s Well Square, just up the road from the famous Basilica of the Annunciation. The real action begins in the early evening, with a few activities for kids earlier in the afternoon. Nazareth is a magical place and there is so much to... Read More
Things to do in Israel in December 2021
While the days may draw shorter, there is still a great selection of things to do in Israel in December. With cultural events continuing throughout the month, and festivities for Jews for Hanukkah, and Christians for Christmas, as well as New Year’s Eve in Israel which is becoming bigger every year. December 2021 in Israel... Read More
Justin Bieber in Tel Aviv, Israel. October 13, 2022
Canadian teen heart-throb Justin Bieber is heading back to perform at HaYarkon Park in Tel Aviv, Israel on October 13, 2022. Bieber, who last performed in Israel in 2017, is one of the world’s most popular singers, particularly among a younger audience. Ranked as the third most powerful celebrity in the world by Forbes Magazine... Read More
New Year’s Eve in Israel
New Year’s Eve, or as the Israelis call it “Sylvester,” has become extremely popular in Israel in recent years. More Israelis have been jumping on the NYE bandwagon, despite that it’s not an officially recognized holiday in Israel. But, any excuse to party is a good reason and Israelis are always down to celebrate life... Read MoreNick Cave & the Bad Seeds concert in Tel Aviv, Israel. August 23, 2022
Iconic Australian band Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds will perform in Israel on August 23, 2022. The band was due to perform back in June 2020, but the show was delayed several times because of Covid-19. Instead of Tel Aviv, the show will now be held in Rishon Lezion at Live Park. Those who... Read More
Best New Year’s Eve Parties in Tel Aviv 2021-2022
New Year’s Eve in Tel Aviv becomes bigger each and every year, with more and more events and parties taking place to ring in the new year. While traditionally not widely celebrated, New Year’s Eve in Tel Aviv has become a major night for events and parties meaning that selecting the best can be a... Read More
Hanukkah Events in Israel, 2021
Hanukkah in Israel is a magical time. There are events happening all over the country, schools are on holiday, and families are busy exploring the country and celebrating the ‘festival of light’. This year, Hanukkah will begin on November 28 and continue for 8 nights, ending on December 6th. Hanukkah is the festival of light... Read More
Israeli Photography Convention, Tel Aviv, Israel. November 1, 2021
This year, the Israeli Photography Convention will take place on November 1, 2021. Since 2008, the convention has been inspiring professional photographers and photography enthusiasts alike. It is one of the largest photography conventions in the world, with 2,500 participants, fascinating talks by award-winning photographers from around the globe, and one-day special promotions from leading... Read More
Hanukkah in Jerusalem, 2021
Hanukkah in Jerusalem is a magical time. Whether you’re attending a menorah lighting event or simply taking a stroll in the streets, it will be impossible to miss the holiday spirit felt around the city. Many menorahs decorate city windows and the smells of freshly baked sufganiyot from the city’s many bakeries waft through the... Read More