The ReWine festival will take place at Atidim Park Tel Aviv on Thursday, June 25, 2026, from 18:00 to 23:00, as part of Tel Aviv White Night 2026. The event will be held at 119-121 Dvora HaNevi’a Street and is open to visitors aged 18 and over.
The venue will be dedicated to Israeli wine, beer, local food and local art for the evening. The program includes dozens of wineries, Israeli breweries, food stalls, an artists’ and makers’ fair, and music throughout the evening.
Participating wineries include Dalton Winery, Tel Shifon Winery and Adir Winery, alongside additional wineries from the Galilee, the Golan Heights, Samaria and other regions of Israel. Shikma Brewery, an Israeli craft brewery from southern Israel, will also take part.
Wine-tasting ticket holders will be able to sample wines from a range of participating wineries throughout the event and meet the winemakers while hearing the stories behind the wines. Some of the wineries come from areas that have faced a complex security situation over the past two years, while continuing to produce wine, harvest grapes and maintain local agriculture during periods of uncertainty.
Eyal Green, CEO of Atidim Park Tel Aviv, said the White Night wine festival is ‘a platform for the people behind Israeli produce.’ He mentioned the winemakers from the Galilee and Golan Heights, brewers from southern Israel, artists, designers and small business owners taking part in the event.
The artists’ and makers’ fair will include original artwork, jewelry, ceramics, illustrations, fashion items, home design products and handmade creations. Many of the items on display will be one-of-a-kind pieces or small handmade series that are not available from major chains or commercial stores.
Alongside the wine and art areas, there will be a food area with local producers, cheesemakers, bakeries, food stalls and small businesses from across Israel. Direct contact between visitors and the winemakers, artists and stallholders is a central part of the event’s format.
A wine-tasting ticket costs NIS 140. DigiTel cardholders pay a discounted price of NIS 100, and discounts are also available to Isracard, Hever and Hi-Tech Zone members.
Visitors will receive two hours of free parking.
