We missed it, and it's back – despite all the challenges, Estonian artists continue to come to Israel to perform superb concerts and allow us all to enjoy the unifying power of culture. February 13-28, 2026.
We missed it, and it's back again – despite all the challenges, Estonian artists continue to come to Israel, perform excellent concerts, and allow us all to enjoy the unifying power of culture. February 13-28, 2026
With energy that will blow you off the floor and phenomenal musical precision – meet the tribute band that leaves everyone else in the dust and makes the audience feel like they are at the heart of a "Peppers" show.
The grand prize winner of the 2025 Sapir Prize for Literature in Memory of Pinchas Sapir: Amir Hirsh for his book "Breakdown, Bereavement, and Zombies." The winner of the 2025 Sapir Prize for a "Debut Book": Roni Parciack for her book "Sitara."
The Philippines is a country of 7,641 magical islands in the western Pacific Ocean, most of which are uninhabited and covered in wild jungle, offering spectacular landscapes, unique nature and culture, and one of the longest and most beautiful coastlines in the world.
The Tremolo Ensemble, featuring Dan Shapira and Keren Hadar, presents a unique and intriguing musical tribute to the works of the Banais, at the Herzliya Performing Arts Center, Wednesday, 28.1. Plus - more Tremolo shows coming soon...
The first operatic adaptation in Hebrew of the greatest Jewish classic, composed by Josef Bardanashvili, based on a libretto by Ido Ricklin, who also directs the production, with musical direction and conducting by Dan Ettinger. Five performances only: February 18-25, 2026, at the Israeli Opera
February is recognized as a month for raising awareness of children with disabilities. The Israeli Hour Theatre is staging a variety of educational plays focusing on acceptance of the other for schoolchildren nationwide.
The show by the Israeli Flamenco Company, BAALOT, connects the ancient history of the Land of Israel with Flamenco culture, which many of its followers view as a religion in itself. January 17, 2026, Suzanne Dellal Center.
The performance by the Israeli flamenco group, BAALOT, connects the ancient history of the Land of Israel with flamenco culture, which many of its practitioners consider a religion in itself. January 17, 2026, Suzanne Dellal Center.
The friendship between Holocaust survivor author, Miriam Akavia, and Nobel Prize laureate (1996), Polish poet Wisława Szymborska, led to a touching letter of greetings from Szymborska to Akavia.
Marking 68 years since the Hall's establishment, the festival offers a musical weekend with 15 shows. It will open with the performance 'The Song About the Land' featuring the Israeli Philharmonic and close with a special festival show by Shlomi Shaban and guests.