The biodiversity-monitoring walk planned for October 29 at Drezner Grove has been canceled. The session was to introduce iNaturalist and recording urban wildlife.
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.
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.
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.
KKL's "Ramzei Elul" Selichot tours will pass through Jaffa Port, the alleys and synagogues on September 10 and 17. The tours are for ages 18 and older and are free with advance registration.
The "Sunset Birdwatching for Families" tour will take place at the Birdwatching Park on Saturday, August 29, 2026, from 18:30 to 19:30. Binoculars will be provided, bird guides will be given as gifts, and tickets cost NIS 35-60.
Kikar Kedumim will host mosaic and pottery workshops for children in August as part of activities at the Jaffa Antiquities site. The upcoming dates are August 11, 18 and 25, 2026. The activity is for ages 6 and up and costs NIS 40 for one child and one accompanying parent.
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 audio-theatrical tour Tul Aviv will take place at Bialik Square on June 29, 2026, at 19:00 and 21:00. The route lasts around 75 minutes, costs NIS 120 or NIS 75 for DigiTel members, and is recommended for ages 12 and older.
Israel's largest architecture event marks its 20th anniversary by opening some of Tel Aviv's most private spaces free of charge. From an extreme tour on Bloomfield Stadium's roof to the building where the State of Israel was declared, here are our recommendations.
A nighttime journey through Bialik Square’s cultural institutions combines an audio tour with live performance scenes, urban history, humor and imagination, led by a sharp-tongued Tel Aviv cat.
