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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
White Night will take place across Tel Aviv-Yafo on Thursday, June 25, 2026. Main events include free admission at HaPisga Garden in Jaffa and paid performances from midnight until sunrise at Charles Clore Park.
The 'Tzlilei Kayitz' (Summer Sounds) series will take place in July 2026 at the Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center plaza, from 20:00 to 22:00. Admission is free, with a Greek taverna, klezmer, a Latin fiesta and a Tu B'Av evening on the program.
Two free evenings will take place in Jaffa on Wednesday and Thursday, June 17-18, 2026. The route includes the farmers' market at the flea market, performances at Jaffa Port, an outdoor cinema at HaPisga Garden and an art fair on Olei Zion Street.
