The Nahalat Binyamin arts and crafts fair hosts Beit Halochem artists on November 27, as part of the day honoring wounded members of the security forces. Free entry.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The exhibition at Sheetrit & Wolf Gallery runs November 4-December 4, with paintings and sculptures exploring home, belonging and the October 7 attacks.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The closing event for the exhibition "City Level" will take place on September 24 at the City Museum and include a samba circle and free exploration of the museum. Admission is free with advance booking, with two sessions at 19:30 and 21:00.
The exhibition will open on September 14, 2026, at Amiad Center and present works by around 75 artists from the western Negev. Admission is free for most of the program, alongside one paid creative workshop requiring advance registration.
The Archetype exhibition will be presented at Amiad Center in Jaffa from August 6-9, 2026. Admission is free, and the exhibition will feature final projects and outstanding work by architecture students and graduates.
Beit Miriam, Tel Aviv-Yafo's municipal center for gender equality, has launched a new permanent exhibition with the City Museum. Titled "Mashveh UMa'alah," it examines how gender identity is formed and shaped. Guided tours for groups and individuals are also available by advance arrangement.
The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality's Arts Department has transformed Bezeq utility shafts across the city into public artworks. More than 60 artists responded to an open call, with selected murals designed to suit their surroundings.
The Fresh Paint art and design fair will take place from June 24 to 29, 2026, at the Kremenetski Technical Center. Ticket prices range from NIS 63 to 92.
The Albi Foundation and comme il faut present a documentary series about compelling activist artists. Each screening will be followed by an intimate conversation with the filmmakers and people featured on screen.
There is some relief, but the fear and trauma of October 7 and the war still echo through all our lives. Artist Ariel Cohen explores the space between pain and hope.
