A seaside city. Seen by locals.Summer archive
Concerts, theatre and family events. Dates come from organisers’ programmes.
September 28–30, daily 10:00–16:00: a family trail with puzzles and a birding expert. The trail is free with advance registration on the KKL website. Creative workshops and food cost extra.
On 28 September, 11:00–12:00, Noor Café in Julis offers a knafeh-making workshop with stories about the dessert. Al-Shabiba Street, opposite the community centre. Book through the organiser; the venue is listed as not accessible.
On September 29 from 12:00 to 14:00, Khadija Abd al-Ghani leads a family workshop making fatayer, cheese pastries, individual pizzas and dessert. The venue is accessible, and advance registration is required.
On September 29, the Arts Centre hosts two children’s clay workshops at 10:30 and 12:30 (ages 8+, ₪30), a free curator-led gallery tour at 18:30, and Augustine Collective’s “Tlat” dance performance at 20:00 (₪30). Advance registration is required for the paid sessions.
On 29 September at 19:00, Mor Kyle leads a clothed-model session with short and long poses. Open to adults aged 18 and over, with no previous experience required. Admission is ₪70 including materials and a drink from Café Yona; advance registration is required.
On 29 and 30 September, 10:00–13:00, a free family celebration with inflatables, activities and Sukkot-themed workshops.
From 18:30 on September 29, the pier promenade hosts a wine festival with free tastings, dozens of wineries, craft beer, food, DJ HYPE and a live Malabi Tropical performance. Admission is free.
On 29–30 September, the old lanes of Beit Jann host the 16th festival of Druze culture, with local food, art, heritage, guided walks, children's activities, music, dance, craft stalls and traditional food stands.
On 30 September, 17:00–23:00, the market features local farm produce, arts and crafts and music. Full Trunk performs at 20:00. Admission is free.