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  • Transportation

Light rail work closes parts of Ibn Gabirol at night this week

Green Line work shuts sections of Ibn Gabirol and Raoul Wallenberg overnight through November 12. Water and sewer work begins November 15.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Tel-Hai art graduates bring their exhibition Hai to MUZA

Hai, a show of art, ceramics and jewelry by graduates of the Tel-Hai Institute of Arts, is now on view at MUZA after the Tel Aviv biennale.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Four arrested over suspected car theft attempts in Tel Aviv area

Police arrested three Palestinian minors and a Tel Aviv driver over the weekend. Vehicle ignition computers were seized from two of the teens.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Alex Schneiderman to show new paintings at Rothschild Fine Art

Alex Schneiderman's painting show "Blue and Green" runs November 19 to December 12 at Rothschild Fine Art on Moshe Maor Street.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Habima stages Gevatron tribute to Jezreel Valley songs

The Gevatron, Hanan Yovel, Sarale Sharon and Moshe Datz join Habima actors in a show built around classic Hebrew songs from the Jezreel Valley.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

University of Haifa fashion exhibition Craft x Tech opens at MUZA

The University of Haifa fashion design department's Craft x Tech exhibition, first shown at the Tel Aviv biennale, is now on at MUZA.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Neta Shpigelman’s play about her father to run at Tmuna Theater

Bat Shel Aba, Neta Shpigelman's personal show about her journalist father, plays at Tmuna Theater on November 10 and December 15.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

The Spot at Tel Aviv Port lines up stand-up, movies and flea markets

Stand-up, two movie nights, a games night, spoken word and two secondhand markets at The Spot in Tel Aviv Port this November. Most events are free.
  • Transportation

Green Line work to close parts of Ibn Gabirol at night this week

Light rail crews will work overnight November 8-12 on three stretches of Ibn Gabirol and in south Tel Aviv. Pinles Street will be partly closed.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Two arrested over ATM stolen from Ramat HaHayal pizzeria

Police arrested two men, 19 and 25, suspected of stealing an ATM from a pizzeria in Tel Aviv's Ramat HaHayal. The machine and a car were recovered.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Cameri Theater to stage a musical version of Anat Gov’s ‘Best Friends’

A musical adaptation of Anat Gov's award-winning play about three lifelong friends runs at the Cameri Theater January 28-31, 2027.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Full-length ‘The Sound of Music’ comes to the Israeli Opera on December 2

A Hebrew production of the classic musical, starring Mika Tzur and Nir Shiber, plays the Israeli Opera on December 2 at 5 p.m.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Yuval Dor to tell the story of Hakol Over Habibi at Tel Aviv Port

Hakol Over Habibi co-founder Yuval Dor brings a show about the band to Beit HaYotzer at Tel Aviv Port on November 22. Tickets: NIS 40.
  • Transportation

Purple Line track work to run overnight on Allenby, Arlozorov this week

Crews will lay Purple Line light rail tracks at 11 sites across Tel Aviv from November 8 to 12, nightly from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Jaffa police crackdown nets 228 traffic tickets, 27 e-bikes and scooters seized

Police issued 228 traffic tickets in Jaffa on November 5, took 78 vehicles off the road and seized 27 e-bikes and scooters.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Police shut Jaffa business after Hebron man found working there illegally

A business on Rabbi Pinchas Street in Jaffa was ordered closed for 30 days after police found a Hebron resident suspected of working there without permits.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Man charged with burglary at tech company office on HaHashmonaim Street

A 46-year-old from Kiryat Ekron is charged with breaking into a tech company's Tel Aviv office and stealing items worth about NIS 3,750.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Tel Aviv police write 522 traffic tickets, seize 33 e-bikes and scooters

Yarkon District traffic officers wrote 522 tickets in a week, seized 33 micromobility vehicles and caught five unlicensed drivers.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

Neve Sha’anan plan for three 11-story buildings advances to public review

Seven older buildings between Har Zion Boulevard and Hazanovich Street would be replaced, and a historic well house preserved.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

Neve Sharet renewal plan gets local committee’s backing

Tel Aviv's planning subcommittee urged the district committee to approve the Rama-Adirim urban renewal plan, which replaces 173 old apartments.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Nomzy-Con brings geek culture to Jaffa Port over Hanukkah

The Nomzy-Con geek convention runs December 9-11 at Beit HaMekholot in Jaffa Port. Entry to the venue is free, with free shuttles.
  • Family

Tel Aviv cafes host parent circles and toddler story hours in November

The city's Taf-Nit program holds nine November sessions for parents and young children at four neighborhood cafes in Tel Aviv.
  • Transportation

Ayalon Highway to close near Glilot on Saturday night

The Ayalon Highway will close in both directions near Herzliya and the Glilot Interchange on Saturday night, November 7, for Israel Electric Corp. work.
  • City News

Tel Aviv to hold citywide events on violence against women

From November 15 to December 1, Tel Aviv-Yafo hosts free talks and events on spotting the warning signs of abuse in relationships.
  • City News

Tel Aviv hackathon takes on the city’s messy ficus fruit

Tel Aviv-Yafo is inviting entrepreneurs, researchers and residents to a free hackathon on ficus fruit, November 22-23 in Ganei Yehoshua.
  • Family

Moon workshop for kids and parents at Beit Yad Labanim

On November 18, children ages 6 to 9 and their parents will learn about lunar craters and make a glow-in-the-dark moon. Tickets are NIS 25.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Is Tel Aviv still the city that never stops? A rooftop talk

Bar Umansky hosts performance and drag artist Tomer Roman on the roof of the Tel Aviv City Museum on November 26 to talk about the city's nightlife.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Arik Einstein Community Center throws a Beaujolais party

French music, affordable wine, a caricaturist and a chanson tribute by Orly Salomon on November 18 at 16 Dov Hoz Street.
  • City News

Free repair bar and clothing swap at Dizengoff Center

On November 27, the city's sustainability center will fix bags, glasses, toys, furniture and computers for free and host a clothing swap.
  • City News

Tel Aviv-Jaffa to hold its first citywide garage sale

On November 27, residents can sell used items from yards, lobbies and building entrances, with all sale spots shown on a city map.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Community theater festival returns to the Cameri in November

The Theatrical Autumn festival, now in its 36th year, stages 11 productions by Tel Aviv community theater groups at the Cameri on November 16-19.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Yehezkel Raz and the Glass Quartet to play Enav Center

The composer and pianist teams up with a string quartet for a one-night show in Tel Aviv on December 3, with singer Sivan Talmor as guest.
  • Tel Aviv Markets

Stylist leads a vintage fashion tour of the Jaffa Flea Market

Stylist Gili Sivan-Cohen guides a tour of vintage shops and Israeli designers in the Flea Market and Greek Market on November 6. NIS 35.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Felicja on Bialik Street hosts a free weekend of sound art

The Sound/Resistance exhibition at Felicja adds a sound walk, an artists' talk and a HaTzimer takeover, November 12-14. Free entry.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Man arrested after drugs found in Lapidot Street apartment

Police seized suspected cocaine, MDMA, about 60 LSD tabs, distribution bags and two scales at a Tel Aviv apartment.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Tel Aviv business shut again over illegal workers

Police found three Palestinians without permits at a business on HaShlosha Street that was already closed in June for the same reason.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Public Movement marks 20 years with free show at Suzanne Dellal

The performance group stages a free event on November 14 at 6 p.m. in the Suzanne Dellal Center's main plaza, ending with circle dancing.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Nir Hod returns to Tel Aviv with first show in 20 years

Nir Hod's solo show "A Hundred Years Is Not Enough" opens November 16 at the Nassima Art Foundation on Ahad Ha'am Street.
  • City News

Tel Aviv committee to review master plan objections in the city’s east

On November 11, the city planning committee will be asked to approve responses to objections to the TA/5500 master plan update in east Tel Aviv.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

Tel Aviv panel backs Niva Gat-Rimon and Beit Romano plan

The city planning committee recommended final approval, adding a condition that all 80 affordable apartments be rented at reduced prices.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

Tel Aviv committee approves Manshiya plan with changes

The plan was approved subject to changes, including an open space of at least 600 square meters, a public passage and underground public parking.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

Dizengoff Center plan with rooftop park moves to district panel

The renewal plan adds three floors to the mall, with small rental apartments, a hotel, movie theaters and a public park on the roof.
  • City News

Tel Aviv planners back underground Ayalon flood tunnel to the sea

The underground channel would carry water from Ariel Sharon Park to the Jaffa coast to protect southern Tel Aviv from flooding.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Jaffa Port series pairs classic film scenes with live music

The Soundtracks LIVE series at Beit HaMekholot continues with Tarantino, Into the Wild and Forrest Gump evenings.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Jaffa Port’s Beit HaMekholot hosts fall fair November 20-21

Dozens of Israeli makers and designers, young entrepreneurs under 18 and a talk by illustrator Dana Barlev. Free entry.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Women’s business fair U ARE PERFECT comes to Jaffa Port

A two-day fair of women-led businesses, talks and family activities at Beit HaMekholot, November 27-28. Entry is free.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

About Us design fair returns to Jaffa Port for 17th edition

The About Us by Karina lifestyle fair comes to Beit HaMekholot November 12-14, with about 30 new names and free entry on Saturday.
  • Family

Jaffa Port hosts upcycling Saturdays for families in November

Every Saturday in November, Jaffa Port offers workshops that turn old items into new ones, a children's show and a repair cafe.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Tel Aviv Museum of Art stages first major Alex Levac retrospective

"Black Box," the first comprehensive museum show of photographer Alex Levac, brings more than 200 images to the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

Dandasha brings Amit Haykin and NUMA’s wardrobes to Jaffa

The secondhand fashion popup features pieces donated by Amit Haykin and Naomi Steg (NUMA), while supporting job training for women with disabilities and barriers to employment.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

CCA’s Free Festival Brings Three Days of Art and Performance

“El: HaSadeh” runs November 12-14 at CCA Tel Aviv-Yafo, 2 Tzadok HaCohen Street, with music, video, talks and a cyanotype workshop for children ages 6 and up. Admission is free.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Free Music Nights at Alsheikh’s Black Magic Festival

Ziv Yehezkel, Itamar Borochov and TEMINNE are among the performers at Alsheikh’s fifth Black Magic festival on November 11, 12 and 14. Admission is free, subject to capacity.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News, Tel Aviv Markets

Jaffa Farmers Market Celebrates Its First Year in November

Four Wednesday events on November 4, 11, 18 and 25 will mark the market’s first anniversary, with olive oil, local wine and citrus. Admission is free, from 3 to 9 p.m.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Couple Arrested After Loaded Pistol Found on Jaffa Rooftop

Police found a loaded pistol, an extra magazine and about 50 rounds of 9mm ammunition on a Jaffa rooftop. A married couple was taken for questioning.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Tel Aviv Woman Charged With Restaurant and Park Assaults

A Tel Aviv woman in her 40s is accused of assaulting three people within about five minutes and smashing a car window in a separate incident.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Three More Arrested in Tel Aviv Extortion and Arson Case

Three Tel Aviv residents in their 30s were arrested on suspicion of extortion and aggravated assault in a case involving men allegedly lured through Telegram.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Tel Aviv Man Charged With Vehicle Break-Ins and Using Stolen Cards

A Tel Aviv man in his 30s is accused of two vehicle break-ins and four transactions totaling about NIS 1,045 using stolen credit cards.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

68 Apartments to Replace 28 as Neve Avivim Redevelopment Begins

Two 1970s buildings on HaAmoraim Street have been demolished. Existing owners will receive larger apartments with protected rooms, balconies, storage and underground parking.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Man Charged in Burglary at Central Tel Aviv Bakery

A man in his 40s is accused of breaking into a bakery in central Tel Aviv and stealing cola and wine worth hundreds of shekels.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Nature and Adventure Films Come to Tel Aviv’s Steinhardt Museum

The Adam VeTeva festival runs November 18, 19 and 21, with nature films, filmmaker talks and Saturday family screenings. Evening tickets start at NIS 33 with DigiTel.
  • Family

Gil Kerer’s “Wonder” Brings Family Dance to Suzanne Dellal

The 45-minute dance performance comes to the stage on November 7 at 11 a.m. at Suzanne Dellal Center in Tel Aviv. Recommended for ages 4 and up, with tickets at NIS 60-75.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Tel Aviv Cinematheque in November: Almodóvar, Naruse and “Franz”

Five November programs revisit European classics, screen films about rebellion, honor Naruse and Wajda, and present five exclusive screenings of "Franz."
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Four Free Senior Tours at Bialik Square in November

Senior tours at the City Museum, Beit Reuven and Liebling House take place November 16, 23, 24 and 25. Each lasts about an hour. Advance registration is required.
  • City News

Apply by November 8 for a Stall at Yad Eliyahu’s Secondhand Fair

Shishiyarok #2 takes place at Yagur Grove on November 27. Sellers must apply by November 8, and the ten-stall fair requires email approval.
  • Family

Free Family Robotics Festival at Beit Dani on November 18

Festibotika 4 brings robot driving, robot soccer and 3D printers to the Beit Dani forecourt on November 18, 4-8 p.m. The family event at 21 Simtat Kabir is free.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Alenta Exhibition Tour and Artist Studio Talk at Faitlovitch

A guided tour of Alenta and a studio conversation with artist Maayan Tahio take place November 13, 11 a.m.-noon, at Faitlovitch, 10 Vitkin Street. Exhibition admission is free. Advance registration is required for the tour.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Celebrating Sigd at Neve Sharet: Food and Culture Evening

Neve Sharet Community Center hosts an evening about Sigd and Ethiopian food on November 11, from 7 to 9 p.m. Registration is required for adults 18 and older. Admission is NIS 25 for members and NIS 50 for nonmembers.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News, Tel Aviv Markets

Florentin Fair: Local Creations and Secondhand Finds on November 6

The Florentin Fair takes place at 24 Florentin Street on Friday, November 6, from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is free, with local creative work and new and secondhand items at the stalls.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Four South Tel Aviv Businesses Shut Over Suspected Illegal Alcohol Sales

Police shut four businesses in south Tel Aviv on suspicion of selling alcohol to minors and after 11 p.m. Closure orders run for 10 or 15 days.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Tel Aviv, Hit-and-Run Suspect Arrested

A 30-year-old pedestrian was seriously injured in a suspected hit-and-run on HaKongres Street in Tel Aviv. Police arrested a man in his 40s.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Dead Poets Society Opens at Beit Lessin on November 28

Beit Lessin brings Dead Poets Society to the Tel Aviv stage from November 28, with Yehezkel Lazarov and Tal Grushka. Eldar Gohar Groisman directs.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Prosecutor’s Statement Filed Against Tel Aviv Car Arson Suspect

An 18-year-old is suspected of setting fire to his neighbor's car on Mahal Street on September 30. A prosecutor's statement was filed against him on October 28.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Twelve Arrested Around Tel Aviv Derby at Bloomfield

The October 29 arrests involved suspected brawling, knife possession, assault, obstruction of officers and public order offenses. Several suspects were barred from the stadium for 60 days.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Four Injured in Jaffa Brawl, Three Suspects Arrested

Four people, including a minor, were injured in a brawl involving stabbings on Yefet Street on October 29. Two were taken for medical treatment.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Four Held in Tel Aviv Arson and Telegram Extortion Investigation

Investigators are examining apartment arsons on Ben Yehuda and HaYarkon streets and allegations that men were lured to meetings and extorted. The suspects' remand was extended to November 4.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Six Arrested After Car Runs Red Light in Tel Aviv

Six people were arrested on HaSharon Street in Tel Aviv. Four are suspected of being in Israel without permits, and two are suspected of transporting them.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Three Injured in Tel Aviv, Driver Arrested on Suspicion of DUI

A Netanya man in his 30s was found hiding at a construction site after allegedly hitting vehicles and smashing a bus's windows. Three people sustained minor injuries.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

Tonika Wants to Help Tel Aviv Neighbors Find People to Meet

Built by two board-game enthusiasts, Tonika maps nearby meetups and helps users organize their own. It offers a limited free plan, paid subscriptions and tools for local businesses.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

14 Apartments to Replace Five in Hadar Yosef Redevelopment

A four-story building will replace the two-story property at 8 Kehilat Budapest Street. Existing owners will receive new apartments with protected rooms, parking and balconies.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Five Staged Readings in Tel Aviv Bars, at NIS 20 Each

Plays by Yona Wallach, Yosef Mundi, Anton Chekhov, Yonatan Levy and Eugene Ionesco come to five Tel Aviv bars and clubs. Readings run November 4-December 29, with tickets at NIS 20 each.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Live Movie Soundtracks Come to Jaffa Port

Blues & Booz welcome Roy Young, Michal Shapira, Gadi Altman and Lazer Lloyd for four movie-soundtrack concerts at Beit HaMekholot. The series begins November 3, with tickets at NIS 60 or NIS 40 for Digitel cardholders.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News, Tel Aviv Markets

Clothing Sale and Hallelu Choir at Dizengoff Center

A women's clothing sale and a performance by the Hallelu choir come to Dizengoff Center on November 13. Entry costs NIS 25, or NIS 15 for eligible Digitel cardholders, including early access.
  • City News, Transportation

Tel Aviv Road Safety Week: A Public Meeting and Kids’ Shows

Road Safety Week runs November 1-6, with student art at five locations and a public meeting at Magid on November 5. The program also includes children's shows and school activities.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Tzipi Pines to Receive Lifetime Award at Tel Aviv’s 2026 Rosenblum Prizes

The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality will present the 2026 Rosenblum Prizes for the Performing Arts on Tuesday, November 10, at the Enav Cultural Center. Tzipi Pines will receive the lifetime achievement award, and winners also include Orly Portal, Yonatan Levy and HaMeshulash Theater.
  • City News

Tel Aviv Plan Would Bring Beit Romano Under City Ownership

Tel Aviv-Yafo's local planning committee has recommended depositing a plan that would transfer Beit Romano, at 9 Jaffa Road, to full municipal ownership and add about six to seven floors to three nearby towers already approved.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Man carrying knife arrested near public figure in Tel Aviv’s Park HaMesila

Police arrested a Jerusalem man in his 20s who was found carrying a knife near a public figure in Tel Aviv's Park HaMesila. There was no attempted stabbing.
  • City News

Tel Aviv Readies for Winter With New Storm Drains on Lehi and Olei Zion Streets

With the Meteorological Service forecasting above-average rainfall in the first months of the rainy season, Tel Aviv has completed new storm drains on Lehi and Olei Zion streets and drainage work on more than a dozen other streets. Here is what the city asks residents to do during floods.
  • Transportation

Tel Aviv Night Run to Close Parts of Ibn Gabirol, Dizengoff and King George on Oct. 28

Sections of Ibn Gabirol, Dizengoff, King George and Rokach will be closed to traffic on the evening of Wednesday, October 28, for the Tel Aviv Night Run. Namir Road will be closed from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Utopia Opens Its Season With a Halloween Film Night in Tel Aviv

A screening of the horror film Obsession, a discussion about monsters and a live podcast recording come to Cafe Mitzpor on October 31. The evening starts at 7 p.m. Tickets cost NIS 60.
  • Family

Wildflower Planting and Nature Walks at Pardesim Stream

Plant wildflowers and bulbs at Pardesim Stream on October 30, followed by guided walks on animal tracks and local plant life. Walks cost NIS 15 and are for adults and children ages 6 and up, with advance registration.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Art and Dedications at Kiton: A Free Self-Guided Visit

Kiton restaurant at 145 Dizengoff Street opens for self-guided visits among its art and guest dedications on November 2 and 9, from 6 to 9 p.m. Admission is free.
  • Family

Free Family Sports at Beit HaMecholot on Election Day

Target games, bowling and soccer come to Beit HaMecholot at Jaffa Port on October 27, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission and activities are free, and all ages are welcome.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Tel Aviv Festival 2026: Shalom Hanoch, Shimi Tavori and Rivka Michaeli headline Nov. 1-8

The city's festival returns for a second year from November 1 to 8, with more than 40 shows at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Heichal HaTarbut and other venues. Digitel cardholders get 20% off.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Two brothers shot dead on Moshe Dayan Street in Tel Aviv

Two brothers, one in his 50s and the other in his 70s, were shot dead Monday morning on Moshe Dayan Street in Tel Aviv. The Ayalon subdistrict's anti-crime unit is investigating.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Dizengoff Street cafe ordered shut for 30 days for allegedly employing West Bank residents without permits

Two West Bank residents without permits to be in Israel were arrested at a cafe and restaurant on Tel Aviv's Dizengoff Street. The business has been ordered closed until November 23.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Prosecutors move to indict suspect in assault on Wolt courier in Savyon

A Wolt courier was moderately injured in an attack on HaMevo'ot Street in Savyon in August. Prosecutors have now notified a 38-year-old suspect from the greater Tel Aviv area of their intent to indict him, and an indictment on serious charges is expected in the coming days.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Drug lab uncovered in Rishon LeZion apartment; man, 60, arrested

Jaffa police detectives raided an apartment on Nir David Street in Rishon LeZion and found a lab with more than 140 kg of a substance suspected to be the drug known as "Doctor." A 60-year-old man was arrested.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Suspect arrested for smashing windows of police cars and an ambulance in south Tel Aviv

A man in his 40s was arrested on suspicion of smashing the windows of police cars and a Magen David Adom ambulance on Kibbutz Galuyot and La Guardia streets. Police found a hammer in his possession.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Katuv Festival Returns to Beit Ariela with Writing, Comics and Live Podcasts

Katuv takes over Beit Ariela on November 19-21 with Etgar Keret, a comedy master class with Guri Alfi, writing workshops and a new children's program. Regular opening-night tickets cost NIS 80.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

22 Artists Explore the City at a Free Museum Opening

The Tel Aviv-Yafo City Museum opens "Ir Al Mayim So'arim" on November 13, with work by 22 artists and a rooftop DJ set. Admission to the opening is free with advance registration.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Yona Wallach’s Play Gets a Staged Reading at Levontin 7

Orin Yohanan and Alex Krol perform a staged reading of Yona Wallach's "Andarta Shel Tzara'at" at Levontin 7 on November 4. Tickets cost NIS 20, for ages 18 and up.
  • Family

A Free Election-Day Program for Kids at HaTachana Park

Yuval Malchi, a kids' ballot box, creative activities and games come to HaTachana Park on October 27, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Admission and all activities are free.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Ziv Koren’s Photography Exhibition Comes to Habima Square

Thirty photographs from Hiriya Recycling Park will be on view at Habima Square from October 26 to November 6, 2026. Admission is free.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

David Breuer-Weil’s First Israeli Solo Show Opens in Neve Tzedek

The exhibition at Sheetrit & Wolf Gallery runs November 4-December 4, with paintings and sculptures exploring home, belonging and the October 7 attacks.
  • City News

Tel Aviv Sports Courts to Get Solar Canopies in NIS 3.8 Million Project

Apollo Power received an order from Colmobil Energy to design and install canopies that provide shade and generate electricity. Completion is planned for 2027.
  • Family

Liebling House’s Saturday Art Studio for Kids Ages 6 and Up

Kids can spend two hours creating independently at Liebling House, with professional guidance and no parents in the studio. The next session is October 31, with regular tickets priced at NIS 50.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

A Dance Western in English: “History Was Written by the Losers”

David Kern, Tamar Lamm and Tilman O'Donnell mix dance, song and invented history at Bikurei HaItim. Three English-language performances take place November 13-14, with regular tickets at NIS 70.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

The Israeli Songbook Comes to Jaffa Port with Moshe Zorman

Moshe Zorman and three Israel Philharmonic musicians perform instrumental arrangements of Israeli songs at the House of Containers on November 17. Tickets are NIS 60, or NIS 40 for DigiTel holders.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Aviv Ezra Hosts Riff Cohen at Enav Cultural Center

Aviv Ezra of Radio Baghdad brings his solo show to Enav Cultural Center on November 21, with special guest Riff Cohen. Iraqi vocal traditions meet 1990s Mizrahi ballads and electronic arrangements. Tickets cost NIS 60.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

A NIS 25 Wedding Budget Workshop in South Tel Aviv

Economist Roni Mardov leads a wedding budget workshop on November 8 at 61 Sderot Yisrael Guri. The NIS 25 session covers vendors and spending, with a digital budget template to take home.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Make a Necklace at a Sigd Jewelry Workshop in Tel Aviv

Artist Zemenay Tefera Lev Ari leads a necklace-making workshop and conversation about Sigd on November 10. The two-hour session at 65 Pinhas Rosen Street costs NIS 30.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Mishka Ben-David Talks Fiction and Intelligence at Beit HaShahmat

The author and former senior Mossad official discusses the connection between his life and fiction on November 8. The talk runs from 7:30pm to 9pm and costs NIS 50.
  • Family

A Toddler-and-Parent Dance Party at Magid Community Center

DJs Melody and Reut host two family dance sessions on November 6 for children who can walk, up to age 5. A NIS 35 ticket includes one accompanying adult.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

Missile-Damaged Building in Tel Aviv to Be Replaced by 33 Apartments

The After 2 project in Lamed has received a building permit. Existing owners are set to receive larger apartments, balconies, parking and storage.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Canceled: Drezner Grove Wildlife Walk on October 29

The biodiversity-monitoring walk planned for October 29 at Drezner Grove has been canceled. The session was to introduce iNaturalist and recording urban wildlife.
  • Family

Election Day Pottery Painting for Families at SPLASH Tel Aviv

SPLASH will open on October 27 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. for ages 3 and up. Advance booking is required, with ceramic pieces priced at NIS 69-149.
  • Family

A Family Olive Harvest in Zahala for NIS 5 Per Person

Pick olives at Shoham Grove on October 29 and learn how to cure them at home. Advance registration is required, and each participant should bring a clean jar.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Prophecy Playground Launch “Expiration Date” at Beit HaBe’er

Or Izekson’s alternative-folk project performs as a guitar, violin and cello trio in Kiryat Shalom on November 5. Tickets are NIS 40 in advance or NIS 50 at the door.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

A Free Exhibition Brings 36 Artists to Jaffa’s Amiad Center

A free exhibition opens at the Amiad Center on October 27, alongside talks, guided tours and a dance performance. The accompanying events require advance registration, and some charge a fee.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Jaffa Hosts a Makers’ Fair and Guided Tours on October 27

A free makers’ fair brings local creators and street artists to Jaffa’s Greek Market on Tuesday, October 27. Fashion and food tours are available separately for a fee.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Heroez Card EXPO Brings More Than 60 Collectibles Stalls to Jaffa

The collectors’ event takes place at Beit HaMechulot in Jaffa Port on Friday, October 30, from 10am to 4pm. Admission is free, with trading-card stalls, a grading station, raffles and activities.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Tel Aviv’s Loving Art Weekend Opens Studios and Gan HaKovshim Exhibition

The November 11-14 art event brings together studios of about 180 artists, 30 galleries and four museums offering special free-entry hours. Gan HaKovshim hosts the central exhibition.
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Tel Aviv-Yafo Jazz Festival Returns with Eight Stages and Free Entry

The festival takes over Beit Romano and nearby spaces on November 19-21, with free admission. Artists include Liraz and Sahba Motallebi, Neil Sugarman, Emma Smith and Johnny O’Neal.
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Brothers of Light Launch an Art Book at HaTachana Park

The street-art duo celebrates a decade of work at Pavilion 14 on October 22-24, with an exhibition, music, book signings and a pop-up shop. Admission is free, with an artist talk on Friday at noon.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

Asherman 32 Apartments With Large Terraces Offered at NIS 7 Million and NIS 10.7 Million

Blue Square Real Estate is marketing two apartments with large outdoor spaces near Wolfson Park, plus a penthouse. The company expects occupancy in 2028.
  • Transportation

Eight Bus Routes to Reading Will Be Diverted from October 22

Green Line works will divert routes 8, 33, 68, 193, 270, 272, 418 and 480 toward Reading Terminal for about two months. Services in the opposite direction will not change.
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Free Reggae and Dub Session at HaTachana Park on October 30

One-A-Way and Bazzie Hi-Fi bring roots, reggae and dub to HaTachana Park on Friday, October 30, from noon to 8pm. Admission is free.
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KATZE 26 Brings Films and Daniel Zamir’s Trio to Beit Tami

KATZE 26 runs at Beit Tami on November 16-21. Its opening night pairs the documentary “Sabbath in Paradise” with Daniel Zamir’s trio performing music by John Zorn.
  • Family

Saturday Dance Shows and Art Workshops for Kids at Bikurei HaItim

“Taalul” on October 31 and “The Great Tournament of Tears” on November 28 combine dance and art for ages 3-10. Tickets cost NIS 45, or NIS 30 with the DigiTel benefit.
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Esther Ofarim Film, Director Talk and Tribute Concert at Enav

Enav hosts “Esther” on November 9, followed by a conversation with director Shaked Goren and a musical tribute with Tom Cohen and Yonatan Keret. Tickets cost NIS 50.
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Explore Tel Aviv’s Block Gardens and Hidden Paths on a Guided Walk

Anat Groisman leads a November 13 walk through the White City’s block gardens and connecting paths. The two-hour route starts at Liebling Haus, with standard tickets at NIS 75.
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Manuel Herz Opens an English-Language Architecture Salon at Liebling

The Swiss architect speaks at Liebling Haus on November 9, followed by a panel with Udi Carmeli, Erez Ella and Els Verbakel. The event is in English, with standard tickets at NIS 50.
  • Family

Tel Aviv Children Can Vote for Their Neighborhood’s Next Show

Children can choose which show comes to their community center on October 20-26. Ballot boxes will be placed at 18 centers across Tel Aviv-Yafo, with free participation.
  • City News

Ramat Aviv Repair Morning Takes on Bikes, Clothes and Small Furniture

A community repair event takes place October 30 at Cafe Groniman, 34 Reading Street. Participation costs NIS 5 and requires registration and confirmation, with up to two items per person.
  • Family

Free Parent-and-Child Activities Come to Tel Aviv Cafes

The Taf-Nit program brings storytimes, Contakids sessions and parental-leave groups to Tel Aviv businesses in November and December. Participation is free, with advance registration and limited places.
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Tokyo Godfathers Screens at Liebling Haus with a DJ Set and Talk

Liebling Haus hosts an evening of Japanese cinema and architecture on October 25, with a DJ set, a talk and a screening of Tokyo Godfathers. Tickets cost NIS 65.
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The Architect’s Dream Opens at Liebling Haus in November

Roi Zevulun and Maya Gratzfeld bring architectural sculptures and textile works inspired by Haifa’s Hadar neighborhood to Liebling Haus. The opening is November 12 at 7:30pm, with free admission.
  • Family

Dog Adoption Day at Mivne Migdaley Tel Aviv This Friday

Meet dogs looking for homes on October 23. Let the Animals Live is offering first-year support to the first 100 families across its adoption campaign.
  • Tel Aviv Education News

Aya Korem and Yuli Tamir Join Education Event at Abraham Tel Aviv

The October 19 event combines a performance by Aya Korem with a discussion about public education, hosted by Or Shneiberg at Abraham Tel Aviv.
  • Transportation

Six Bus Routes Diverted Around Arlozorov Light-Rail Works

Routes 28, 59, 55, 61, 379 and 161 are taking temporary detours around Arlozorov Street. The changes began October 4 and are planned to last about two months.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Jaffa in Style Tours Explore Fashion, Art and Vintage Shops

Stylist Gili Sivan-Cohen leads "Jaffa in Style" tours through the Flea Market, Greek Market and Noga neighborhood in October and November. Tours cost NIS 35.
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FEX Brings Family Flamenco and a Spanish-Israeli Concert to Mandel

Mandel Cultural Center hosts FEX on November 7, with activities for ages 4 and up and an evening concert. DigiTel discounts start at NIS 10 for the workshop.
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PHOTO IS:RAEL Brings Free Photography Exhibitions to Cinematheque Square

PHOTO IS:RAEL runs November 11-21 at Tel Aviv Cinematheque Square, featuring over 200 photographers from Israel and abroad. Admission is free.
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European Literature Night Returns to Liebling Haus for Two Free Evenings

Liebling Haus hosts European Literature Night on October 20-21, with readings in Hebrew, live music, short films and a late-night illustration workshop. Admission is free.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Zman Dizengoff Brings Four Evenings of Music, Food and Tours

Dizengoff Street hosts four Monday evenings of live music, walking tours, workshops and special food offerings from October 19 to November 9.
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Tel Aviv Festival Returns in November with Music, Comedy and Art

Tel Aviv Festival returns November 1-8 with more than 40 performances curated by Shlomi Shaban. DigiTel cardholders receive a 20% discount.
  • Tel Aviv Restaurants & Bars News

Humongous Plans First Tel Aviv Burger Restaurant at Atidim Park

The chain plans to open its eighth restaurant in March 2027, with around 100 seats and an outdoor area. The project will involve an investment of more than NIS 6 million.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Dizengoff Restaurant Closed for 30 Days Over Suspected Illegal Employment

An administrative order closed a restaurant on Tel Aviv’s Dizengoff Street for 30 days after a Palestinian resident of the territories was found without a permit to stay in Israel. A criminal investigation was opened into his suspected employment.
  • City News

Building Collapses on Nahalat Binyamin, Closing Three Intersections

A building collapsed in central Tel Aviv on October 14. No casualties were known at the time of the initial police update, and three intersections were closed during the response.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Man Stabbed in Levinsky Garden, 34-Year-Old Lod Resident Arrested

A man was hospitalized in moderate condition after a stabbing in Tel Aviv’s Levinsky Garden. A 34-year-old Lod resident was arrested, and a knife suspected of being used in the attack was found near the arrest location.
  • Transportation

South Tel Aviv Road Closures on October 15: Streets and Hours

Nine streets will close to vehicles from 6:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on Thursday, October 15, for a Torah dedication procession in memory of Eden Yerushalmi.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Ran Slavin Opens Neon Swans at FOMA in Tel Aviv

The six-channel audiovisual installation opens on October 15 with a live performance, followed by exhibition dates and a gallery talk later in the month.
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Pacofest Brings Two Days of Live Electronic Music to FOMA

Rea Mochiach, Ran Slavin, Ori Lichtik and more perform in Kiryat HaMelacha on October 26 and 27. Two-day tickets cost NIS 80.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Jaffa SYNC Pairs Silent Films with Live Music at HaPisga Park

DJ Mesh, Autarkic and Tzmit, and the Sefi Zisling Quartet perform original scores at three free outdoor screenings on October 14, 21 and 28.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

María Juncal Brings Una Mirada to Tel Aviv on November 4

The Spanish flamenco dancer makes Una Mirada's Israeli premiere at Arison Hall, joined by four musicians and guest dancer Carmel Natan.
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International Music Exposure Festival Brings Three Days of Live Shows to Tel Aviv

The festival runs in Tel Aviv from November 20 to 22 at Teder, Radical House and HaMeretz 2, with a free Friday program and two Saturday lineups.
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Two Tel Aviv Stories Join Kan 11’s New Documentary Lineup

The films follow four Tel Aviv women who chose not to have children and 23 autistic adults living at a residential home in the city center.
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Democracy, Romanian Cinema and Amos Kollek at Tel Aviv Cinematheque

Tel Aviv Cinematheque's October program features films about democracy, a Romanian cinema showcase and a tribute to Amos Kollek.
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Tel Aviv Cinematheque Screens Israeli Films About October 7

The Since, Still program runs through October 10 with Israeli films created since 2023, television episodes, premieres and filmmaker talks.
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October at Suzanne Dellal: Premieres and Israeli Dance

The 1|2|3 Program, Solidarity, PATROL, Kakha and a Remangar premiere make up Suzanne Dellal's October dance calendar.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Eytan Schwartz Launches Global Memorial Project for October 7

The October 7 Global Memorial Project will promote films, plays, exhibitions and books about the massacre. Schwartz, who led Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality's international operation for 15 years, is heading the initiative.
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Halloween Month at Jaffa Port: Workshops, Kids’ Market and a Family Party

Beit Hamicholot and Warehouse 2 will host Halloween activities for children and families every Saturday in October. Some events are free, while workshops are paid and offer a Digitel price of NIS 20.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Legal Art Market Comes to Beit Hamicholot at Jaffa Port

Legal Art Market will take place at Beit Hamicholot in Jaffa Port on October 9 and 10. Entry is free, with artist and maker stalls, music, DJ sets and children's workshops.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Two Workers Without Permits and Employer Arrested at Bat Yam Promenade Site

Bat Yam officers found two Beit Liqya workers allegedly staying in Israel without permits at a promenade construction site. Their employer, a 53-year-old Holon resident, was also arrested.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

29 Electric Vehicles Seized and 36 Citations Issued in Jaffa Operation

Dozens of micromobility vehicles were confiscated in Jaffa, five vehicles were taken off the road and two suspects were arrested in separate incidents. The operation continued activity that began on September 28.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Rider Arrested on Route 5 With Motorcycle Suspected Stolen From Central Tel Aviv

A Jaljulia resident in his 20s was arrested at a Route 5 checkpoint. The motorcycle carried a plate suspected of being cloned and had allegedly been stolen from central Tel Aviv.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

More Than a Kilogram of Suspected Cocaine Seized in Azor Apartment

Glilot detectives found suspected cocaine, LSD stamps, liquid substances, scales and phones in an Azor apartment. A suspect in his 40s was arrested and detained until October 2.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Human Bone Remains Found Near HaShiv’a Junction

The remains were found in an open area after a passerby reported them. Tel Aviv District forensic investigators arrived at the scene, and the findings were transferred for examination.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

Tel Aviv Employment Outlook Reaches 42% for Q4 2026

ManpowerGroup's latest survey places Tel Aviv among Israel's strongest hiring regions, with a net employment outlook of 42%. The Central region recorded a higher 58%.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Suspect Arrested Over Alleged Abduction and Assault in Tel Aviv

A Bat Yam resident in his 30s was arrested on suspicion of involvement in an abduction and assault in Tel Aviv. His detention was extended through October 2.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Suspect Arrested in Herzliya With Key-Programming and Burglary Tools

The suspect was arrested near a vehicle that had been broken into on Yosef Karo Street. A discarded bag contained a key programmer, three universal keys and burglary tools.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Ten Arrested and 38 Electric Vehicles Seized in Jaffa Operation

Suspected drugs were seized and dozens of electric bicycles and scooters were confiscated during an operation across Jaffa. One incident included a pursuit of two masked riders on Yefet Street.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Six New Duets Premiere at Suzanne Dellal in the 1|2|3 Program

Six choreographers will premiere new duet works at Suzanne Dellal on October 8. Performances begin at 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., with tickets priced from NIS 65 to 90.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

Four Towers and 718 Apartments Planned for Tel Aviv’s Terra Site

The Terra site design plan in Nahalat Yitzhak includes four towers of 40 to 65 floors and up to 718 apartments. Fifty-seven are designated as rent-controlled housing for 20 years.
  • City News

Plan to Turn Reading Fuel Tanks Into a Culture Hub Approved

A design plan to reuse Reading's three former fuel tanks has been approved. Their industrial shells will be preserved around new spaces for culture, creative work, leisure and sports.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Cocaine, Ecstasy and Five Knives Seized From Car in Herzliya

A 46-year-old Petah Tikva resident was arrested after a car search uncovered several types of drugs, an axe, an airsoft pistol and about NIS 8,000 in cash.
  • City News

Underground Rainwater Reservoir Completed in South Tel Aviv

A 1,000-cubic-meter underground rainwater reservoir has been completed on Matzuba Street after about two years of work. The NIS 12 million project includes a new public garden above it.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Suspect Arrested Within Minutes of Jaffa Stabbing

A man in his 50s suffered moderate facial injuries in a stabbing on Elisabeth Bergner Street in Jaffa. A 61-year-old suspect was arrested within minutes.
  • Tel Aviv Crime & Law News

Loaded Gun Seized After Scooter Chase in South Tel Aviv

Two men, aged 19 and 36, were arrested after an electric scooter chase in south Tel Aviv. A loaded handgun was found in one suspect's pocket.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Spanish Comedy Votemos Comes to Tel Aviv Cinematheque

Votemos opens at Tel Aviv Cinematheque on October 8. The Spanish residents' meeting comedy tackles mental health stigma, while an Israeli stage adaptation is playing at the Cameri Theatre.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Jaffa Fest Returns to Gesher Theatre With a Dmitry Krymov Premiere

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.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Adi Boutrous and Stav Struzh Boutrous Bring Two Works to Tel Aviv

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.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News, Transportation

Israel Targets Urban Air Mobility Rules in the First Half of 2027

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

Mimztulot Festival Brings Two Nights of Selichot to Tel Aviv-Yafo

The Mimztulot Festival returns September 16-17 with music, theatre, tours, study and communal singing at HaTachana, Jaffa Port and 9 Maze Street.
  • Tel Aviv Real Estate, Economy & Business News

Three Tel Aviv Neighborhoods Rank Among Israel’s Most In-Demand Rentals

Lev Tel Aviv and two sections of the Old North appear in Israel's top 10 neighborhoods for rental demand, according to a Madlan review.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Shimon Biran Appointed Director of Tel Aviv’s Enav Cultural Center

Biran, who currently oversees human resources, administration and young audiences at the Israeli Opera, will replace Tomer Cohen after a decade. He brings about 20 years of management experience.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

HaSimta Theatre’s September Lineup: Five Plays and Five Jazz Nights

HaSimta Theatre will present five plays and five jazz nights at the Goren Goldstein Community Center in September, including a Stevie Wonder tribute, Chefetz Lev, Hot Bagel and more.
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Mayumana Rhythm Workshop for Kids at Country HaAliya

Mayumana will lead a rhythm workshop for children age 3 and older at Country HaAliya on September 5. The workshop costs NIS 10 and advance registration is required.
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Sukkot Workshops for Children at Liebling Haus

Liebling Haus will offer daily Sukkot workshops in art, design, architecture and crafts for children ages 9 to 12. Each four-hour session costs NIS 200.
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Bruce Lee, Ophir Finalists and Moshe Mizrahi at Tel Aviv Cinematheque

Tel Aviv Cinematheque's September program spans architecture on film, Ophir Award previews, a Moshe Mizrahi retrospective, Israeli documentaries and Hong Kong martial arts classics.
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Free Bicycle Fair at HaTachana Park

HaTachana Park will host a free bicycle fair on September 9 with repairs, decorating workshops, a circus show, refurbished kids' bikes and a design exhibition. Some activities require advance registration.
  • Tel Aviv Culture & Leisure News

Butterfly Walk at Rosh Tzipor with Dubi Benyamini

A professional butterfly walk at Rosh Tzipor on September 18 will be led by expert Dubi Benyamini and Tel Aviv-Yafo's butterfly monitors. Tickets cost NIS 50, or NIS 25 for DigiTel members.
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Free Avant-Garde Night at Beit Barakat

Beit Barakat will host a free night of creative music, improvisation and experimental sound on September 9. The program features three performances by six musicians.
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Accessories Fair Returns to Jaffa Port’s Container House

The Container House will host a two-day market for jewelry, vintage finds, local art, records and home accessories on September 4 and 5. Admission is free.