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Jaffa Fest opens September 15 with Dmitry Krymov's Bloody Mary, tributes to three directors, pop-up theatre, live music and talks at Gesher Theatre.
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Portraits of a Fall and Altar for the Beast will be staged in Tel Aviv on September 23 and 24, exploring bodies, power, trust and the natural world.
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Israel's aviation regulator aims to establish a framework for low-altitude urban airspace in the first half of 2027, a target presented at Park Atidim Tel Aviv.
- Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News
The Mimztulot Festival returns September 16-17 with music, theatre, tours, study and communal singing at HaTachana, Jaffa Port and 9 Maze Street.
Jaffa Fest opens September 15 with Dmitry Krymov's Bloody Mary, tributes to three directors, pop-up theatre, live music and talks at Gesher Theatre.
The investigation began after the suspect was caught in August riding a Vespa allegedly stolen minutes earlier from the Gordon Pool area. Police later linked him to two additional scooter thefts.
Hidden among the stalls and bustle of Carmel Market are cafés where you can enjoy excellent coffee and the market's fantastic atmosphere. From long-standing coffee institutions to newer spots serving matcha, brunch and a genuinely local vibe.
Israel's aviation regulator aims to establish a framework for low-altitude urban airspace in the first half of 2027, a target presented at Park Atidim Tel Aviv.
The school year will open in the city on September 1, 2026, with 76,299 students. Changes include smartphones kept out of classrooms at all secondary schools, Chromebooks for seventh graders at nine middle schools, and new preschools and daycare centers.