A seaside city. Seen by locals.Life in Nahariya and Western Galilee: culture, new places and city events.
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On 17 October at 11:30, Kibbutz Lohamei HaGetaot Gallery hosts the closing and gallery talk for Adina Kay’s “Ariadne’s Thread — a Conversation with a Community”, curated by Dr Shahar Marnin-Distelfeld. The announcement does not state an admission price.
Guest chef Eitan Kiesler brings Austrian dishes to Lotem Winery on 22 October. Reserve a table ahead and order from the special menu; wine and drinks are charged separately. Two evening sittings are advertised: confirm your exact arrival time when booking.
On 16 October at 11:00, Maalot-Tarshiha Arts Centre hosts a gallery talk for Shahar Freddy Kislev’s exhibition “The Molar Tooth, a Thousand Tongues and Other Riddles”, curated by Meital Kilimnik. The announcement does not state an admission price.
An Israel Railways announcement published by Blinker says Nahariya and Akko trains will not operate from 16 October until approximately 04:00 on 18 October. Free replacement buses will link Nahariya, Akko, Kiryat Motzkin and Haifa Hof HaCarmel in both directions. Check the operator’s timetable before travelling.
On October 24, the host welcomes visitors for a home-cooked vegetarian and vegan Druze lunch with personal stories. The meal runs from 12:00 to 14:00. It costs ₪120 per person; children under six attend free. Advance booking is required.
On October 24, cook Akko dishes with Mimi Khatib, then share the meal and take home the recipes. The menu includes chicken maqluba with a vegetarian option, vegetable dishes and dessert. This adult workshop runs from 12:00 to 15:00, costs ₪300 and requires advance booking.
On October 15, The Old News play live while guest chef Avi Knafo adds special dishes to the wine bar’s menu. Doors open at 20:00 and music starts at 21:00. Admission is ₪25; online tickets carry a listed ₪0.63 service fee. Book through the organiser’s site.
On October 21, Parea hosts a tasting of four wines from Greece’s Romilidis winery with paired food platters. Participation costs ₪215. Registration is required; confirm the start time when booking.
On October 22, pianist and composer Guy Mintus brings his trio to Eilon. The programme combines jazz, classical music and Middle Eastern traditions, with improvisation and audience interaction shaping the performance. It starts at 20:00; tickets are available through Keshet Eilon.