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.
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.
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.
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.
“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.
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.
The Yalduta Festival will take place at Enav Center from August 28-30, 2026, with History for Kids Live, The Little Mole and The Microphone Is a Magic Wand. Tickets cost NIS 65-75.
From Monday, August 17, through Wednesday, August 19, 2026, the Eric Einstein Community Center will host a children's theater celebration for ages 3-9. A DigiTel ticket for a show and activities in the plaza costs NIS 50 instead of NIS 67.
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.
Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality will mark Shavuot with events, activities and community initiatives across the city. The program includes a large seaside picnic, pool events at municipal country clubs and nights of study and culture as part of Tikkun Leil Shavuot.
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.
