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Music 8 pianos, 16 soloists | Heichal HaTarbut - The Charles Bronfman Auditorium, Tel Aviv A special, one-off event uniting 16 internationally-renowned Israeli pianists performing four-hand works by Rachmaninoff, Shostakovich, Ron Weidberg, Vivaldi, Ravel, and more. All are award-winning musicians, born and bred in Israel - including the 16 th of the group, the only one still living in Israel today: renowned Israeli singer-songwriter and pianist Shlomi Shaban. The initiative is a joint collaboration between the Felicja Blumental Music Center and the Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Master Competition (Artistic Direction: Sivan Silver and Gil Garburg). December 22-23, kupat.co.il/show/8-piano

“Man of Dreams” is the title Laurence Ziv’s children chose for this retrospective exhibition of their father’s artistic output. Ziv passed away in 2015 and was considered to be a veritable “Renaissance man” by those close to him. The exhibition showcases more than 50 of his works in domains as varied as fashion, interior design, painting, sculpture, drawing, music, and architecture. One of the most notable pieces on show is a ceiling fresco with colorful figures that represent life cycles which was inspired by Botticelli’s “Primavera”. The exhibition pays a vibrant homage to Ziv as the virtuoso multidisciplinary artist and fascinating individual that he was, a man who created an impressive body of work in many artistic languages . Until January 3, 2026, The Museum of Old Jaffa Exhibition Laurence Ziv – Man of Dreams | The Museum of Old Jaffa Photo: Kfir Ziv

Photo: Omri Ben David

After delighting visitors in more than 20 countries around the world, the Lumagica International Light Festival is coming to Israel for the first time. A multi-sensory experience for the whole family, the Lumagica festival will transform Tel Aviv’s Park HaYarkon into a kingdom of light and magic, with dozens of spectacular light sculptures, a food fair, fairground attractions, and more. Made in Europe especially for the occasion (including a 5m-high Hannukah menorah), the light sculptures were made using advanced 3D technologies and - for the first time in Israel - aside from the light and sound installations, there’ll also be a spectacular water-powered one. Until January 15, 2026, kupat.co.il/show/lumagica Light Festival The Lumagica International Light Festival | HaYarkon Park, Tel Aviv

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