A seaside city. Seen by locals.Summer archive
Concerts, theatre and family events. Dates come from organisers’ programmes.
A women’s gathering with the Tashlich tradition by the sea. Arrival at 17:45; programme starts at 18:00. Free with registration. The organiser lists the event as full, with a waiting list available.
KKL announced an Old Akko walk for 15 September, with stories of local communities, music and actors. Participation is free with advance registration through the organiser.
The third stage adventure of the magical cat Kramel, based on Meira Barnea-Goldberg’s books. September 15 at 17:30, lasting 70 minutes. Official listed price: ₪19; every age requires a ticket. Check availability before booking.
The community centre’s singing club hosts a singalong and a performance by singer and actress Dafna Dekel. Starts at 11:00; listed price is ₪10. Check ticket availability with the organiser before travelling.
On 17 September, 16:30–19:30, a guided easy coastal walk starts in Shavei Zion. The route includes the Beit El compound, the sea trail, the naval disaster memorial and a Byzantine mosaic, ending by Nahariya’s southern promenade with tastings. Price: ₪120 per person; advance registration is required.
On 17 September, 16:00–20:00, Nuhad Bisan of Sweet Moments hosts a home-style evening of traditional Druze food in Jat, with an open buffet and hot and cold drinks. Price: ₪150 for adults and ₪80 for children under 12. Advance booking is required; parking is free and accessibility is partial.
Taste of Galilee takes place at Old Akko’s Knights’ Halls on 18 September, 10:00–15:00, with local produce, crafts, live music and children’s activities. The organiser confirms free entry with advance registration. Find the booking link in Sources.
On 18 September, 10:00–16:00, Kfar Vradim hosts a farmers’ and craft market with Greek music, food, drinks and local producers. The Revivo Project performs at 14:00. Admission is free.
On 18 September at 11:00, the White Gallery in Kfar Vradim opens an exhibition by artist Lili Morer, tracing more than two decades of her creative work.