The Piano Festival returns to Eilat from December 31 to January 2, featuring dozens of performances by Israel's top artists. In its honor, the Isrotel chain, the festival's official tourism partner, is offering special vacation packages.
The Israeli Opera, in a joint production with the Polish National Opera, presents the opera by Benjamin Britten, directed by Mariusz Treliński and conducted by Maestro Alexander Joel. So, who determines who is to blame?
Between East and West: The orchestra hosts Itzik Kala in a concert honoring the legendary creator of Mediterranean music, accompanied by new arrangements by Maestro Tom Cohen. Festive premiere performance on November 29th at the Tel Aviv Opera House.
How are we born? What is growth? How do we learn to move? How do we communicate? And what actually makes us human? A sci-fi dance-theater performance for humans aged 5 and up.
The symphony at the heart of Ludwig van Beethoven's "Heroic Period," originally written in honor of Napoleon, became a symbol of heroism and grief for the cost of war. At the Tel Aviv Museum, October 22 – 23.
Three women from Jewish heritage, three stories of power, audacity, and fate, and a world premiere of a new work by composer Hana Ajiashvili. October 31 to November 3, 2026 | Haifa, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and Givat Brenner
The Israeli Opera presents "The Magic Flute," one of the most beloved and influential works in the history of music. A production from the Dortmund Opera, directed by Nikolaus Habjan and conducted by Maestro Dan Ettinger.
Currently on display at the museum is an exhibition featuring a selection of Honi's works from the 'Street Language' project, which were shown across the country in 2010. Saturday, 10.17.26 at 12:00 PM.
A collaboration between 'Moviemania,' managed by Iris Lackner, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, the Romanian Embassy in Israel, and the Romanian Consulate in Haifa, has produced a festival featuring 10 films. The festival will be presented at 7 cinematheques plus 3 movie theaters, with the participation of 2 international guests.
The Vienna-Tel Aviv Vocal Connection and the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra present a grand production featuring 150 singers, musicians, and choir members. Musical Director: David Aronson; Conductor: Peter Valentovic; Director: Rosemary Danziger; Chorus Master: Assaf Benraf. October 21 to 27, 2026, in Jerusalem, Petah Tikva, Kiryat Motzkin, and Rishon LeZion.
A modern adaptation of William Shakespeare's classic, a tragedy about the lust for power and the price of unbridled ambition. 5 excellent actors and one of the most famous and poignant tragedies in world drama.
The 16th season of the Organ Recital Series will feature, for the first time in Israel, a Romantic organ concerto with the Haifa Symphony Orchestra as well as organ concerts for children. The season is directed by organist and musicologist Dr. Yuval Rabin. Opening on October 16, 2026.
