The events listed in this guide are the highlight of the country's many happenings and the most interesting ones for visitors and Israelis alike. The large variety of events, which take place in different sites around the country, are displayed in this guide in chronological order, three months ahead. Click on the desirable month to view its full table of events. Notice that some events have a link for more information. A click on each event will open its full coverage.
All events are subject to changes.
This exhibition sheds light on the origins of the water pipe, an object closely associated with the Orient. This exhibition follows Milan collector Arturo Schwarz's remarkable collection of over 750 works of Dada and Surrealism. The exhibition features paintings, prints, drawings, sculptures and installations which cover the full spectrum of recent Israeli Art. The 33rd day after the first day of Passover is celebrated outdoors with picnics and sports activities. Lighting bonfires the night before is a popular custom, in remembrance of the Bar Kochba Revolt in the 2nd Century CE against the Romans, who had forbidden the kindling of fires which was the signal for the beginning of holidays according to the Jewish calendar.