Every day at 4:00 PM, the Council for the Conservation of Heritage Sites in Israel offers "Zoom-Heritage," a series of virtual tours of heritage sites, including the stories of the sites and their central figures.
Japan Culture Month at the Garden starting Friday, February 6, 2026, until the end of February. A captivating experience for the whole family, including food, a traditional kimono dressing station, authentic Japanese martial arts, workshops on Japanese arts, traditional music, performances, a bonsai exhibition, boutique workshops, and professional training sessions.
The Yarkon River Authority invites families to get a closer look at the nature living right next to us, even in the heart of the city. By getting to know the river's wildlife, a glimpse is opened into a rich and surprising living world that thrives around us.
Parents enjoy themselves no less than the children—marveling at the corals and fish through the glass floor, viewing Eilat from the sea, glancing toward Aqaba in Jordan and the Egyptian border, enjoying Yisrael's interesting explanations, and relaxing in a light sea breeze.
A work for narrator and orchestra, by Yanetz Levy and Avner Dorman, Conductor: Roee Oppenheim, Participants: Yanetz Levy, Yarden Bar Kochba and The Revolution Orchestra, Artistic Directors: Zohar Sharon and Roee Oppenheim. Families are invited January 17th, Tel Aviv Museum
The event is dedicated to the worlds of space, science, and inspiration for the younger generation, and in memory of the first Israeli astronaut, Ilan Ramon. It will be held in cooperation with the Hadera Municipality and the City Leisure Association. All activities are open to the general public – free of charge.
What separates the smallest animal in the Safari—the spiny stick insect, weighing just 25 grams—from the heaviest—Yossi the elephant, weighing approximately 7 tons? You do the math...
Ear and eye-delighting performances for families: Mozart's Wonder, Ami and Tami (Hansel and Gretel), The Magic Flute, a musical backstage tour following The Magic Flute.
A cute new resident, a year and a half old, arrived at the Ramat Gan Safari from the Desertarium in Be'er Sheva.
Winter is a wonderful season at the Agamon, hosting a multitude of wintering birds—cranes, flamingos, various duck species, shorebirds, raptors, and more. Special sunrise tours are also conducted.
CTS introduces the winter products of the "Taftafim" series, which now include its new cough syrup, "Taftafim Cough Syrup"
On their way from their nesting grounds to the (relatively) warm wintering areas, the pink flamingos chose to stay in the pleasant pools of the reserve, and we are enjoying all this beauty.