The Annual Exhibition 2025-2026 at the Tel Aviv-Yafo City Museum 15150812/31/2026 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 Exhibition6/16/2026 12:36:26 PMA 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
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 Exhibition6/16/2026 12:36:28 PMThe 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
Fitness Sessions at the Port108869712/31/2027 9:59:00 PM12/17/2025 10:00:00 PM<img alt="" src="/PublishingImages/c39e731115bf4a71bc7a310d662cbfe0.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1">Weekly Event- Every Tuesdsay, Thursday and Friday6/16/2026 12:36:32 PMYordei Ha sira Street 1 Tel Aviv Fitness and movement activities are back at Tel Aviv Port every day of the week—completely free and without registration https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseFitness and movement activities are back at Tel Aviv Port every day of the week—completely free and without registration! Enjoy aerobics, dance, hula hoop, Zumba, solo and couple dance, Pilates, and yoga. Starting December 29, we switch to our winter schedule with the following sessions: Tuesday at 17:00 – Zumba, a Latin movement workout. Location: Central deck near the heart installation. Thursday at 17:00 – Pilates, a mat workout that enhances flexibility and core strength. Please bring a mat. Location: Central deck near the heart installation. Friday at 08:00 – Welcome the weekend with yoga by the sea, guided by instructors from EllaYoga. Location: Central deck near the heart installation. All sessions are free and require no registration! Join our WhatsApp group for updates: https://chat.whatsapp.com/CuDdkGaefWbG721cnpVBWn Note: In case of rain, sessions will be canceled.Yordei Ha sira Street 1 Tel Aviv 1
Nachalat Binyamin - The Art Fair108869812/31/2027 3:00:00 PM11/25/2025 8:00:00 AM<img alt="Guy Yechiely" src="/PublishingImages/370109596e2c4a59aa53563f8aaba862.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1" title="Guy Yechiely">Weekly event- Every Tuesday and Friday6/16/2026 12:36:28 PMSummertime: Tuesdays: 10am-6pm Fridays: 10am-5pm Wintertime: Tuesdays: 10am-4:30pm Fridays: 10am-4:30pm The Art Fair is dedicated to arts and crafts https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseThe Art Fair is dedicated to arts and crafts. There are around 200 stalls that showcase art and handmade products in the fields of: Painting, Sculpting, Ceramics, Jewelry, Textile, Woodwork, Glass, Paper, Plastic, Stone, Judaica, Toys, Games, Dolls, Recycling and much more… It is the ultimate place to explore new methods alongside traditional handmade techniques. You can visit the stalls and meet the artists themselves selling their handmade creations. Nachalat Binyamin Art Fair is the biggest and oldest in Israel, and one of the most beautiful and esteemed in the world. The art fair was established in 1988 and is open every Tuesday and Friday, as well as on holidays and “Chol HaMoed” days. The art fair spans across more than half a kilometer, through the promenade of Nachalat Binyamin. The Art Fair’s unique location in the heart of the hustling and bustling midtown Tel-Aviv and the special urban surroundings, which includes several unique historic buildings and dozens of graffiti and street art, is a great attraction for a fun day in Tel-Aviv. The art fair is run and managed by Tel-Aviv-Yafo Municipality, and is well organized and secured. All the artists participating in the art fair undergo an admissions committee and are acting according to a permit issued by Tel-Aviv-Yafo Municipality. Nahalat Binyamin 1 Tel Aviv
The Appendix: Playing the City11157286/24/2026 6:00:00 PM6/24/2026 4:00:00 PM<img alt="" src="/PublishingImages/0e415811eab8474c9610f50189635703.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1">Lecture 6/16/2026 12:36:19 PMPatrick Geddes's city plan remains a conceptual foundation for Tel Aviv's urban planning, even a hundred years later But how does it address current challenges, such as growing https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalsePatrick Geddes's city plan remains a conceptual foundation for Tel Aviv's urban planning, even a hundred years later. But how does it address current challenges, such as growing density? How can principles formulated at the beginning of the 20th century be applied to the reality of climate crises and accelerated development? Inspired by the speculative architectural proposal in the exhibition “The Appendix: A Geddessian Hyperscraper”created by Agata Woźniczka (Curator: Arch. Sabrina Cegla), we will explore key aspects of Geddes's plan in today’s context. This exercise in critical thinking invites us to update, challenge, and reinterpret his ideas. Together, we will imagine a contemporary "appendix" Geddes might have written himself for our time. We will explore the idea of the city as an interdependent system where nature serves as infrastructure, not decoration. How communal living and shared infrastructure can reshape neighborly and community ties, and how sustainable solutions can be applied within capitalist development. . We invite you to engage in critical thinking through design – not to solve problems, but to highlight tensions, raise questions, view the city from new perspectives, and foster public discussion about its spatial logic. Geddes would be proud! Participants: Arch. Agata Woźniczka, designer (Budcud), researcher, author of the exhibition. Arch. Erez Ella, Founding Partner & Principal Architect, HQ Architects Prof. Matanya Sack, Head of the Landscape Architecture Program at the Technion, Haifa. Founder of shelter_expanse Itamar Weizman, founder and CEO of Radical Idea House Shalhevet Visner, Urban designer and Urban planner, Strategic planning, Tel Aviv Yafo municipality Moderator: Arch. Sabrina Cegla, Senior curator and member of the Liebling Haus Founding team. The event will be held in English Evening program: 19:00 – Gathering and light refreshments 19:30 – Agata Woźniczka on The Appendix: A Geddesian Hyperscraper 19:45 – Guest speakers: Erez Ella on architectural speculation as a critical tool for design in the real world Prof. Matanya Sack on green infrastructure in the city Itamar Weizman on urban space as a civic engine for resistance, performance, and play Shalhevet Visner, Geddes meets the current urban strategy 20:45 – Discussion with the audience and guest speakers In honor of the centennial of the Geddes Plan, the Project Room presents “The Appendix: A Geddessian Hyperscraper” — an exhibition featuring an installation by Polish architect Agata Woźniczka. She proposes a radical conservation approach for the White City, bringing together the vision of the city planner Sir Patrick Geddes for Tel Aviv and today's reality of the skyscrapers. The exhibition explores how the "green" and humanist values that Geddes embedded in his 1925 plan can be reevaluated and adapted to today's climatic, urban, and social challenges — alongside the accelerated city development of the 21st century.Idelson 29
Tom Wesselmann: All Out111720712/26/2026 11:59:00 PM6/11/2026 12:00:00 AM<img alt="Tom Wesselmann Mouth #14 (Marilyn), 1967 oil on shaped canvas" src="/PublishingImages/b7297bcbd7e045b19cc542cb2323b1a1.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1" title="Tom Wesselmann Mouth #14 (Marilyn), 1967 oil on shaped canvas">Art Exhibition6/14/2026 1:05:11 PMTom Wesselmann (1931–2004), a pivotal figure in 1960s American Pop Art, created bold, direct images that mirrored the culture from which they emerged https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseTom Wesselmann (1931–2004), a pivotal figure in 1960s American Pop Art, created bold, direct images that mirrored the culture from which they emerged. Through still lifes and nudes—fragmented, flat, and monumental—he reimagined the tradition of painting in an age marked by advertising, consumerism, and mass media. His work oscillates between intimacy and exposure, attraction and discomfort. Set against the sexual revolution in the United States, Wesselmann's work reflects a growing erosion of boundaries between the private and the public, and between eroticism, art, and spectacle. The exhibition presents key works from the Mugrabi Collection, drawn from the most iconic and influential series of his breakthrough years. Bringing Wesselmann into dialogue with artists of his generation as well as contemporary artists, the exhibition offers a current perspective on gaze, body, and representation, delving into issues that continue to resonate and constantly evolve in the digital age.Shaul HaMelech Blvd 27
Giuseppe Verdi- Nabucco11315826/27/2026 11:59:00 PM6/12/2026 12:00:00 AM<img alt="" src="/PublishingImages/a05c48e1d2364de18966147b0a4f7dbb.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1">The Israeli Opera 6/16/2026 12:36:04 PMA powerful testament to love, national pride, and unceasing longing for the homeland, Nabucco returns in a grand production of the famous biblical drama about Nebuchadnezzar, the https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseA powerful testament to love, national pride, and unceasing longing for the homeland, Nabucco returns in a grand production of the famous biblical drama about Nebuchadnezzar, the destruction of the First Temple, and the Babylonian exile. The “Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves,” sung by the Babylonian exiles — held in captivity, facing execution, and hoping for a miracle — resonates more deeply than ever. In these challenging times, Verdi’s “Jewish Opera” offers both comfort and hope for a better future. Co-produced with the Minas Gerais Opera House, BrazilShaul Hamelech Blvd 19
Giacomo Puccini- Tosca11315837/30/2026 11:59:00 PM7/17/2026 12:00:00 AM<img alt="" src="/PublishingImages/bdb4969fc47042a5a0c74894ffa89362.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1">The Israeli Opera 6/16/2026 12:36:17 PMThe opera tells the tragic story of Tosca, an opera singer who struggles to save her lover from the cruel hands of the police chief, Scarpia Sung in: Italian Surtitles: Hebrew and https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseThe opera tells the tragic story of Tosca, an opera singer who struggles to save her lover from the cruel hands of the police chief, Scarpia. The combination of Puccini’s glorious music and the story of the struggle between love and art and the ruthless forces of power, greed, and control has made this one of the most beloved operas in the repertoire. 19.7.2026 – The show is dedicated to Dan David. Sung in: Italian Surtitles: Hebrew and English Translation: Israel Oval Show's Duration: About two and a half hoursShaul Hamelech Blvd 19
Modern Times - the Film113305110/2/2026 11:00:00 AM10/2/2026 9:00:00 AM<img alt="" src="/PublishingImages/a1d0f51905fe4e14af0d083e1cfd23ba.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1">The Revolution Orchestra Meets Chaplin6/16/2026 12:36:23 PMFollowing the grand success of its “The Gold Rush” orchestral screenings, and two sold out shows earlier this season of Modern Times - the Film, The Revolution Orchestra returns https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseFollowing the grand success of its “The Gold Rush” orchestral screenings, and two sold out shows earlier this season of Modern Times - the Film, The Revolution Orchestra returns to this cinematic-musical spectacle for the third time at the Opera House. Charlie Chaplin's last silent film in a rare interdisciplinary experience that won the hearts of more than 5,000 people.Shaul Hamelech Blvd 19
Vision of the New Bones: Jewish Imaginations after 1940113776311/28/2026 11:59:00 PM5/28/2026 12:00:00 AM<img alt="" src="/PublishingImages/5753759e969a4ea396454e0aaba58430.jpg" style="border-width: 0px;" class="sq-img-Picture1">Art Exhibition6/16/2026 8:05:53 AMThe exhibition seeks to broaden perspectives on art created in the aftermath of World War II and to illuminate a phenomenon that has yet to receive sustained scholarly attention https://visit.tel-aviv.gov.il/Lists/EventsList/AllItems.aspxFalseThe exhibition seeks to broaden perspectives on art created in the aftermath of World War II and to illuminate a phenomenon that has yet to receive sustained scholarly attention: artists with ties to Judaism who experienced the horrors of the war and the Holocaust during their formative years, and whose work contains a visionary element bearing traces of personal trauma and a shattered reality. This phenomenon appears not only in visual art but also in broader cultural expressions — film, music, and literature — all of which are represented in the exhibition. Many of the featured artists and creators experienced persecution or loss because of their identity, while for others, trauma is present as an intergenerational shadow. They created from a place of inner vision and in dialogue with the world of Jewish spirituality. Their works give voice to individual and unconventional perspectives and reveal personal interpretations of traumatic reality. For most of the creators, art was a means of exploring and mapping the unconscious dimensions of the human psyche, and a necessary stage in forging a safe space in which to rebuild their lives. Through symbols and traditions of the past, they articulate a new world that makes life possible: a vision of new bones. Participating artists: Batia Apollo, Shmuel Ackermann, Mordecai Ardon, Arik Brauer, Michail Grobman, Maya Deren, Alejandro Jodorowsky, Mordecai Moreh, Erich Neumann, Ernst Fuchs, Karl König, Jacques Katmor, Mark RothkoShaul HaMelech Blvd 27