The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality and DigiTel are offering a summer 2026 series of benefits and activities for children and teenagers at cultural institutions across the city. The activities are aimed mainly at ages 3-12, with additional programs designed specifically for teenagers.
One of the main offers is admission to municipal country clubs for NIS 25 per ticket during July and August. Each DigiTel member can purchase up to five tickets at the discounted price.
Screenings of musical classics will also take place on the roof of City Hall during August. The NIS 15 ticket includes the film, popcorn and a frozen drink. Films listed in the program include “Mary Poppins” and “The Jungle Book.”
On Saturday, July 11, 2026, Hadag Nahash will perform at Wohl Amphitheater in a concert for DigiTel children, featuring major hits including “Hine Ani Ba,” “Zman LeHit’orer” and “Shirat HaSticker.” On Tuesday, July 21, an event will take place at the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History around the exhibition “Pollination: The Full Story,” including a concert, exhibition visit and art workshops.
DigiTaf activities for toddlers and young families are planned at community centers and bars across the city, including “Mini Bar” shows for the whole family. DigiDog activities for dog owners will include a lecture about introducing a new baby to a household with a dog and a special dog-friendly screening at HaPisga Garden in Old Jaffa.
The cultural program includes benefits for plays and performances at the Orna Porat Theatre, Cameri Theatre, Suzanne Dellal Centre, Bikurei HaItim Center, Israeli Opera and Tel Aviv Culture Palace. Productions include “Around the World in 80 Days,” “Tin-Tan” featuring songs by Miriam Yalan-Stekelis, “Peter Pan,” “Utz Li Gutz Li” and “The Little Prince.”
Museums Are Also Taking Part
The Tel Aviv-Yafo City Museum will hold workshops including plant guides and comics with Ilana Zeffren; the Tel Aviv Museum of Art will offer workshops and “Cinema Museum” events; the Nahum Gutman Museum will hold acrylic, plaster and stop-motion workshops at the end of August; and the Nalaga’at Center will offer activities in darkness, including chocolate tasting and clay sculpting.
Teenagers can join DigiTel from age 14. Benefit details and registration are collected at this link:
Source: Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality, “Summer for DigiTel Children“
