A seaside city. Seen by locals.Life in Nahariya and Western Galilee: culture, new places and city events.
The summer archive starts in June 2026. Source publication dates are shown separately from dates added to this portal.
On 23 September, 10:00–13:00, El Ein tent in Kamane hosts Za’atar Day with a short nature walk, an introduction to wild herbs and a Bedouin brunch. Price: ₪130 for adults and ₪90 for children aged 6–12. Places are limited and advance booking is required; the venue is accessible.
An additional home-hosted Druze lunch takes place in Yanuh on 19 September, 12:00–14:00. Asia Halabi Daher serves a vegetarian and vegan menu and shares her story. Price: ₪120; children under six attend free. Advance booking is required.
On 19 September, 09:30–15:00, Kfar Masaryk Tourism Centre hosts an art, crafts and vintage market. Dozens of classic cars will be on display from 09:30 to 12:30. Entry is free with advance registration; workshops, food and drinks cost extra.
Old Akko’s official visitor site currently warns that the lift at the Templars’ Tunnel is out of service, leaving the attraction inaccessible to visitors with reduced mobility. The operator is working to restore access; check 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.
Blinker reported on 10 September that Kolot Nahariya presented Together All the Way at the Cultural Hall, with 70 singers from four age-group ensembles. This is a report on the premiere, not a new concert announcement.
The Old Akko tourism operator lists its sites as closed on 11 September and 20–21 September 2026. This does not mean the entire Old City is closed. Check the particular attraction’s schedule before travelling.
On 13 September, 12:00–14:00, Asia Halabi Daher hosts a home-cooked Druze lunch in Yanuh with vegetarian and vegan dishes and personal stories. Price: ₪120; children under six attend free. Advance booking is required.
The regional programme lists an Adamit Park walk on 18 September, 10:00–14:00, including Keshet Cave, viewpoints and cheese tasting. Advance booking is required; confirm the meeting point and route availability with the organiser.