The Annual Exhibition 2025-2026 at the Tel Aviv-Yafo City Museum 1515084/30/2026 11:59:00 PM5/22/2025 12:00:00 AM<img alt="Photo: Eyal Tagar " src="/PublishingImages/3111cb93814b429aa47aa5fb1d6a72fb.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1" title="Photo: Eyal Tagar ">Art Exhibition1/21/2026 8:02:44 AMA New Exhibition at the Tel Aviv-Yafo City Museum That Looks the City in the Eye Relationships between people define and shape who they are entirely To order a tour in english https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseA New Exhibition at the Tel Aviv-Yafo City Museum That Looks the City in the Eye Relationships between people define and shape who they are entirely. But what about our relationship with the city we live in, for example? Between Tel Aviv-Yafo and its residents? The exhibition will feature a series of works created especially for the museum, offering new perspectives on imagination, action, and change in the city. To order a tour in english please contact Renata at lefel_r@mail.tel-aviv.gov.il / 037242586 Bialik St 27
In the Language of Glass1608712/22/2026 3:00:00 PM8/23/2024 1:00:00 PM<img alt="Photo Credits: Meidad Suchowolski " src="/PublishingImages/a1c40e495b364794a158f936ea10f4b3.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1" title="Photo Credits: Meidad Suchowolski ">Art Exhibition1/21/2026 8:02:47 AMThe exhibition delves into the expressive power of glass as a multi-faceted and versatile artistic medium, highlighting its evocative and contradictory qualities, generating new https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalse The exhibition delves into the expressive power of glass as a multi-faceted and versatile artistic medium, highlighting its evocative and contradictory qualities, generating new connections between matter, form, and content. Most of the featured works have been generously donated to the museum’s collection by the artists; some have been presented in past exhibitions, while others are now being shown to the public for the first time. In an environment where glass is primarily valued for its historical significance, the skill of the hand, and the complexity of execution, contemporary artists are forging new ways to expand its boundaries beyond traditional roles. By approaching glass as both a sculptural medium and a conceptual entity, and manipulating it in diverse, often unexpected ways, these artists explore how glass can gain and retain meaning. Central to this exploration is the representation of the human body, with its forms, textures, and gestures, alongside the powerful rhythms and patterns of nature. Although divergent in content, themes, and intentions, the works on view invite us to mentally participate in the translation of abstract ideas into tangible forms, and vice versa. Ranging from figurative to abstract and from narrative to conceptual, the contemporary works balance strength and vulnerability, craftsmanship and poetic expression, introducing us into a realm of forms and metaphors in the unique language of glass. Participating Artists: Dafna Alexandroni / Yossi Alexandroni / Lisbeth Biger / Olya Brener / Roi Carmeli / Shaked Cohen Ilan / Simone Crestani, Italy / Maayan Feigin / Noa Fein / Katya Izabel Filmus / Idan Friedman, Reddish / Eytan Hall / Noga Hadad / Eden Hevroni / Dafna Kaffeman / Steve Klein, USA / Hiyuli Liberman / Marvin Lipofsky, USA / Yigael Meyer / Dvora Morag / Rubin Pantofaru / Dafi Reis Doron / Adam Salvi / Daniella Saraya / Naama Steinbock, Reddish / Lior Vagima / Bertil Vallien, Sweden Chaim Levanon 2
Be'eri Art Gallery in Beit Romano89347712/31/2027 11:59:00 PM1/1/2024 12:00:00 AM<img alt="Be&#39;eri Gallery" src="/PublishingImages/156cd7ca-ef6d-471e-b757-9f3e944b3103.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1" title="Be&#39;eri Gallery">Art Exhibition1/21/2026 8:02:50 AMThe renowned Be'eri art gallery in Kibbutz Be'eri, near the Gaza Strip, showcased Israeli artists until a Hamas attack on October 7th destroyed it Now the gallery can continue its https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseThe renowned Be'eri art gallery in Kibbutz Be'eri, near the Gaza Strip, showcased Israeli artists until a Hamas attack on October 7th destroyed it. Initiated by Tel Aviv-Yafo municipality, the gallery will relocate to Bet Romano, an industrial building transformed into a cultural hub. Bet Romano features the "HaTeder" bar, Romano restaurant, and cultural initiatives. Revital Ben-Asher Peretz, the project initiator, stated, "Hamas sought to destroy both body and spirit. Now the gallery can continue its exhibitions, serving as a gathering point for the Be'eri community."Derech Jaffa 9
Moods- An Orchestra in Motion10571453/19/2026 9:30:00 PM3/19/2026 6:30:00 PM<img alt="" src="/PublishingImages/121940bee6af462e80370f247042d4c6.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1">Israeli Opera 1/21/2026 8:02:24 AMMoods is a stage-musical-movement journey posing a question about the experience of listening to music Conceived by conductor Roy Oppenheim and composer Zohar Sharon, the piece https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseMoods is a stage-musical-movement journey posing a question about the experience of listening to music. Conceived by conductor Roy Oppenheim and composer Zohar Sharon, the piece asks a simple yet profound question: If we could observe our consciousness while listening to music, what would we see? A journey that commences with a Chopin prelude and finds itself in Radiohead’s ‘Exit Music’. Unlike conventional orchestral works, in Moods the musicians themselves are in motion. The orchestra becomes a living body, where instrumentalists walk, sway, or dance across the stage as they perform. This staging blurs the line between sound and movement, turning music into a visible, embodied language. After a successful national run in 2022, the show also premiered internationally at FITS Sibiu, Romania, in June 2023. “A multi-sensory creation: a marvelous and spectacular vision — charming and thrilling, moving and fun” (Amos Oren, Habama Website, 28.6.2022)Shaul Hamelech Blvd 19
Various Shows With English Subtitles 10675312/26/2026 11:59:00 PM11/12/2025 12:00:00 AM<img alt="" src="/PublishingImages/b7cdc3d218794a7ba72c7f12bd6f9a1f.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1">Beit Lessin Theater1/21/2026 8:02:42 AMLocated on Dizengoff Street in the heart of Tel Aviv, the Beit Lessin Theatre named after Baruch Ivcher is one of Israel’s leading cultural institutions https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseLocated on Dizengoff Street in the heart of Tel Aviv, the Beit Lessin Theatre named after Baruch Ivcher is one of Israel’s leading cultural institutions. What began as a small community center has evolved into a groundbreaking and influential theatre that continues to shape Israeli culture. Under the direction of Tzipi Pines for over three decades, Beit Lessin has become a home for original Israeli creativity and a platform for emerging playwrights and artists. Its diverse repertoire features contemporary international hits, large scale musicals, and modern adaptations of classics, always fresh, relevant, and engaging. Housed in a beautifully renovated historic building, the theatre offers a world class viewing experience in the vibrant center of Tel Aviv, surrounded by cafés and restaurants. Beit Lessin also extends its reach across Israel, bringing productions to diverse audiences nationwide and fostering accessibility to quality culture. Through unique educational programs, youth initiatives, and its playwriting school, the theatre nurtures the next generation of artists while promoting women’s leadership in theatre. Dynamic and ever evolving, Beit Lessin reflects the spirit of Israeli society, serving as a cultural bridge, creative hub, and source of inspiration. **Performance Schedule** Wednesday, 12/11/2025 – 20:30 – *Mother* – English subtitles Thursday, 13/11/2025 – 21:00 – *All About Eve* – English subtitles Thursday, 20/11/2025 – 20:00 – *Rhinoceros – 50th performance event* – English subtitles Sunday, 23/11/2025 – 20:30 – *Beauty Queen of Jerusalem* – English subtitles Monday, 24/11/2025 – 21:00 – *Beauty Queen of Jerusalem* – French subtitles Friday, 05/12/2025 – 12:00 – *Light Unto the Nations* – English subtitles Tuesday, 09/12/2025 – 20:30 – *Good Guys* – French subtitles Thursday, 11/12/2025 – 20:30 – *A Night in Rome* – French subtitles Monday, 15/12/2025 – 20:30 – *All About Eve* – English subtitles Wednesday, 17/12/2025 – 20:00 – *Rhinoceros – 50th performance event)* – English subtitles Wednesday, 31/12/2025 – 20:30 – *Beauty Queen of Jerusalem* – French subtitles Thursday, 08/01/2026 – 20:30 – *Light Unto the Nations* – English subtitles Sunday, 11/01/2026 – 20:30 – *A Night in Rome* – French subtitles Monday, 26/01/2026 – 20:30 – *Good Guys* – French subtitles Wednesday, 28/01/2026 – 20:30 – *Beauty Queen of Jerusalem* – English subtitles Thursday, 29/01/2026 – 20:30 – *Beauty Queen of Jerusalem* – French subtitles Sunday, 01/02/2026 – 20:30 – Beauty Queen of Jerusalem – English subtitles Sunday, 08/02/2026 – 20:30 – Zero Motivation – English subtitles Tuesday, 10/02/2026 – 20:30 – A Night in Rome – French subtitles Wednesday, 11/02/2026 – 20:30 – A Night in Rome – English subtitles Monday, 16/02/2026 – 20:30 – Good Guys – French subtitles Sunday, 22/02/2026 – 20:00 – West Side Story – The Musical – French subtitles Thursday, 26/02/2026 – 20:00 – Amadeus – 50th performance event) – English subtitles Important to note- The relevant rows for those who need subtitles are from row 11 and up (the hall has 16 rows plus a gallery).Meir Dizengoff 101
Shishi be'Ora10746242/6/2026 1:00:00 PM2/6/2026 11:00:00 AM<img alt="" src="/PublishingImages/516c8645e8674c028d2a104a6a00bd98.jpeg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1">Neta Pulvermacher | Children of the Dream1/21/2026 8:02:34 AMThe Work Children of the Dream by Neta Pulvermacher premiered under the title Five Beds/Dream Children in 1993 in New York, performed by her company at Danspace Project at St https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseThe Work Children of the Dream by Neta Pulvermacher premiered under the title Five Beds/Dream Children in 1993 in New York, performed by her company at Danspace Project at St. Mark’s Church. The work received numerous awards and was performed in New York, across the United States, and around the world. Today, the piece is being revived in a studio version as part of the Fridays at Ora performance series, which reimagines dance works created between 1990 and 2015 into intimate and exposed studio performances. Five Beds / Children of the Dream a 55 minutes work for 6 dancers and five beds. A collaboration between two Israeli artists; choreographer Neta Pulvermacher and composer/Drummer Yuval Gabay. It is based on the choreographer’s childhood memories of growing up in the children’s houses of Kibbutz Lehavot Habashan. The work brings to light the unique communal living situation of the Israeli kibbutz, which represents a social experiment in collectivism that is now being abandoned. Pulvermacher’s generation is the last to have been brought up in the children’s houses, where children of the kibbutz were raised communally. Five Beds/Children of the Dream is set in a room of the children’s house containing five gray metal beds. Using cinematic techniques as its structure, Pulvermacher combines a mosaic of voices, text, music and the physically charged movement of six dancers to take the audience for a ride through the utopian hells and heavens of the choreographer’s childhood. “I feel and believe that this work, with its theatrical and physical language, is more relevant than ever to our reality in a broken and disintegrating world. Precisely now, within the fractured world that causes us all existential anxiety around the globe and especially here in the country – we are crying out for a vision, for light – and for a new and humane spirit. The messages of the work, and the yearning for a better person and a better world that the work embodies in various ways – are more relevant than ever. This is a monumental work of dance theater that demands from the performers physical dedication and absolute presence. And in addition, the movement and theatrical language of the work is interesting, original, and captivating – and the invitation to return to these materials now is a great privilege and a true pleasure. I am excited to re-work and re-imagine these materials with a new cast for Shishi B’orah at Suzanne Dellal.” Neta Pulvermacher is an acclaimed Israeli/American choreographer, director, dancer, and a Professor of Dance at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance (JAMD). She was born and raised in Kibbutz Lehavot Habashan in Northern Israel and studied dance with Ariela Peled in Tel Hai. She danced in the Rina Schenfeld Dance Theater prior to moving to NYC in 1982 to study dance and music. She graduated from Juilliard and worked as a dancer for various choreographers in NYC. She spent 31 years living and working in New York before returning to Israel in 2013 to become Dean of Dance at JAMD. Neta was on the faculties of the University of Florida, Barnard College Princeton University and at the American Dance Festival. She founded The Neta Dance Company in New York with four of her Juilliard classmates, and created over 95 works for her company and for ballet and modern dance companies in the U.S. and Israel. Her company was presented at major NYC venues such as The Joyce Theater, Dance Theater Workshop and the 92nd Street Y and toured extensively nationally and internationally. Her collaborations include work with musicians John Zorn, Anthony Coleman, the English rock band XTC, Miri Ben Ari and David Broza, as well as choreography for Mira Nair’s film “The Namesake.” Her work has been supported by numerous foundations and fellowships and earned her a White House recognition. Most recently she was awarded the 2024 Arik Einstein prize in Israel for sustained choreographic achievements. Credits : Choreography/Text/Direction: Neta Pulvermacher Original Score: Yuval Gabay and Neta Pulvermacher Rehearsal Director: Yael schnell Dancers: Daniel Ben Ami, Gali Davidovich, Lucinda Zastrocky, Elia Magnezi, Maayan Sinai, Noga shary, Ophir Kunesch Yehieli St 5
Susanna Mälkki conductor | Francesco Piemontesi pianist 10758952/11/2026 11:59:00 PM2/7/2026 12:00:00 AM<img alt="" src="/PublishingImages/c623959ff2b444368f9c198cf05033f0.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1">Israel philharmonic1/21/2026 8:02:27 AMhttps://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseHuberman St 1
Tel Aviv Marathon 202610760552/27/2026 1:00:00 PM2/27/2026 5:00:00 AM<img alt="" src="/PublishingImages/a058b853cd7943398ef9f6c65356553c.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1">Sponsered by Bank Leumi 1/4/2026 1:16:05 PMTel Aviv is the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable running experience This year's marathon offers various courses for runners of all levels, ensuring that everyone can join in https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseTel Aviv is the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable running experience. This year's marathon offers various courses for runners of all levels, ensuring that everyone can join in the fun. Join the Tel Aviv Bank Leumi Marathon for an event that encapsulates the spirit of this dynamic Mediterranean city. Rokach 95
Local Testimony 202510799411/31/2026 11:59:00 PM12/12/2025 12:00:00 AM<img alt="Photo: Ziv Koren" src="/PublishingImages/d0a7dfe128be441d8f46e67ecb9d0e93.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1" title="Photo: Ziv Koren">The annual exhibition of Israeli photo-journalism1/21/2026 8:02:29 AMLocal Testimony, the annual exhibition of photo-journalism and documentary photography, provides a platform for local documentary photography, conveys its cultural qualities and https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseLocal Testimony, the annual exhibition of photo-journalism and documentary photography, provides a platform for local documentary photography, conveys its cultural qualities and manifests its social significance as an expression of complex aspects of the local reality. The winning photos were selected by an independent jury comprised of leading professionals in the spheres of photography, curating, and media. The categories are: News, Nature and Environment, Religion and Faith, Society and Community, Sport, Urbanism and Culture, and Long Exposure.Haim Levanon St 2
Kabalat Shabbat 10834782/27/2027 11:59:00 PM12/26/2025 12:00:00 AM<img alt="" src="/PublishingImages/54a023a4fc0944a8a27c94de5eff1780.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1">Cultural Event1/21/2026 8:02:37 AMLooking for a warm and meaningful way to kick off the weekend? You're invited to a neighborhood Israeli Kabbalat Shabbat – a chance to pause the hustle, take a breath and a https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseLooking for a warm and meaningful way to kick off the weekend? You're invited to a neighborhood Israeli Kabbalat Shabbat – a chance to pause the hustle, take a breath and a break, come together for a shared moment, and welcome the weekend in a pleasant community atmosphere filled with Israeli spirit, good music, and meeting your neighbors. Free admission Come Join Us :)Meir Dizengoff