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
The International Puppet Theater & Film Festival in Holon, Israel
The International Puppet Theater and Film Festival takes place every July in the Israeli city of Holon, just south of Tel Aviv. Started in 1995, the festival which is organized by the Israel Puppet Center, hosts around 30 performances by resident and international artists, conferences, exhibitions, and an opening street procession. There are also workshops for professionals and amateurs. The festival is largely free to the public and is taking place between July 21-30, 2011. Read More
Jerusalem Film Festival, 7-16 July 2011
The annual Jerusalem Film Festival is held in July and screens 150 to 200 films yearly over the course of a week. The festival takes place at the Jerusalem Cinemateque and Sultan's Pool amphitheater, and showcases the best of international feature films, documentary films, and movies and shorts dealing with issues of Jewish identity and history, freedom and human rights. In 2011, the Jerusalem Film Festival takes place between July 7 and 16, and will feature, in addition to existing cinematic competitions, an international competition for short animation and sci-fi films and other artworks depicting Jerusalem in 2111. Read MoreBob Dylan Concert in Tel Aviv, Israel Tonight
Tonight, rock legend Bob Dylan is giving his concert at the Ramat Gan Stadium, near to Tel Aviv. There are 5,000 tickets left to be sold and prices are between 350 NIS and 1000 NIS and can be purchased from the Le'an ticket agency. He is being accompanied by Israeli band Asaf Avidan and the Mojos cellist Hadas Kleinman and Ricky Lee Jones. The stadium gates will open at 6.30pm with Asaf Avidan going on stage at 8pm and Dylan at 9.15pm. Read More
