Honey Festival
Apiaries across Israel open their doors to the public for a chance to meet beekeepers and their charges. Taste different types of honey, bake honey cakes, ride on a tractor and take part in workshops to learn about the important role bees play in the environment. This year, the Mordechai Apiary in Moshav Gilat, in the western Negev, is launching a BEEBAR honey bus, an educational initiative to teach people about beekeepers and honey (advance registration is required: 052-777-2291). Other participating apiaries include Alon Hagalil (Fri, Sat 10.00-14.00, 052-282-4644, 052-464-1850) and Alonei Abba in the Lower Galilee (registration required: 052-357-6500, 054-443-7402); Kibbutz Yad Mordechai (Sat, Thur 09.30-16.00, 052-392-3104, (08) 672-6559); and Kfar Ruth, near Modi’in (Fri 08.00-14.00; Sat-Wed 10.00-19.00, 052-321-1360, (08) 976-2082). September 7-23. Details: www.honey.org.il
TEL AVIV AND CENTER
Nonprofit Lecture Series
Citizens for Refugee Children, an organization helping the children of African refugees in south Tel Aviv, is offering a series of lectures in aid of their work, given by influential Israeli speakers. This week: Writer Etgar Keret will read from his books and talk about the backdrop to his stories, when he began writing and how he developed his unique style. In Hebrew. Sun at 20.00. Enav Cultural Center. Tickets: www.eventer.co.il/itaianghel
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Eretz Israel Museum
The Planetarium Films about the solar system, on a revolving stage. “Secrets of the Suns,” ages 11+. Sat at 15.00, Mon-Thur at 10.30; “The Wonder Telescope,” ages 7+. Sat at 14.00, Mon-Wed at 13.30, Thur 13.30, Mon-Thur at 15.00; “Life of Trees,” ages 5+. Sat at 13.00, Thur 16.00, 18.00. Tickets: www.eretzmuseum.org.il/
Man and the Living World Museum
Situated in the National Park of Ramat Gan, the museum is a natural history museum featuring guided tours and interactive exhibitions (see Art) on zoology and paleontology. The museum also has an educational center for learning about life on earth. Sat 10.00-17.00; Sun-Thur 09.00-14.00. National Park, Ramat Gan (03) 631-5010
The Museum for the Art of Puppetry
Offers a permanent collection of dozens of traditional and contemporary puppets and masks from Israel and abroad, as well as temporary and interactive exhibits. Wednesdays from 16.00-19.00. Israel Puppet Center, 13 Remez St., Holon. Details: www.puppetcenter.co.il
Beit Hatfutsot, Museum of the Jewish People
An exhibit for the whole family: “Heroes – Trailblazers of the Jewish People.” On key figures in Jewish culture, including scientists, intellectuals, leaders, revolutionaries, cultural figures, athletes and others. Fri 09.00-14.00; Sat 10.00-15.00; Sun-Wed 10.00-19.00; Thur 10.00-10.30. 2 Klausner St., Tel Aviv University, Ramat Aviv. Tickets: www.bh.org.il
Ramat Gan Safari
The 250-acre park is home to 200 species of wild mammals, birds and reptiles, and offers tours, activities and workshops, led by staff members. Fri and holiday eves 09.00-16.00; Sat and holidays, Sun-Thur 09.00-16.30 (last entry 2 hours before closing). 1 Sderot Hatzvi, Ramat Gan (03) 630-5305; www.safari.co.il
Ice Peaks
Ice skating rink, climbing wall and zip-line. Fri 11.00-23.00; Sat 10.00-23.00; Mon-Thur 17.30-20.00. Mifratz Shlomo St., Holon. Details: http://icepeaks.co.il/
Yitzhak Rabin Center
Exhibit: “The Six Day War – 6 Days 50 Years,” rare documents on display for the first time in a unique multimedia presentation. Regular offerings: Celebrating the life and legacy of the assassinated prime minister, the center and its museum, the Israeli Museum, combine Rabin’s personal story with the development of the burgeoning Jewish State of Israel. Includes guided historical tours, and educational workshops on such ideas as democracy and remembrance. Fri 09.00-14.00; Sun, Mon, Wed 09.00-17.00; Tues, Thur 09.00-19.00. 8 Haim Levanon St., Ramat Aviv. Details: (03) 745-3322
JERUSALEM AND AREA
Science Night
The Bloomfield Science Museum hosts Night of the Scientists, a one-off event taking place around the country on Tuesday under the theme “Humanity in 2050.” Scientists from different fields of research will discuss the future of science technology, as well as current scientific developments and discoveries (16.00-22.00). During the event, there will be toy-making workshops (ages 10+) and a workshop on wearable technology (ages 8+); building with LEGOs; an open science laboratory (ages 5-10); and a science demonstration “Sunrise on Mars” (ages 5+) at 18.30, 19.30, 20.30. A series of scientific lectures for adults will be given from 17.30-21.30. Free entrance. Details: www.mada.org.il. Hebrew University, Givat Ram Campus. (02) 654-4888
Time Elevator
An audio-visual overview of Jerusalem’s 3,000-year history. The newly rennovated attraction features four different multimedia performances, including
“I Am Jerusalem,” about the city of Jerusalem, the cosmos and the human body. Sun-Thur 10.00-17.00. 6 Yitzhak Kariv St. Details: http://www.time-elevator.co.il/en/
Biblical Museum of Natural History
Showcasing mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and insects featured in the Hebrew Bible, the museum also functions as a zoo, natural history museum and Torah education center. Includes exhibitions of live animals, taxidermy specimens and biological artifacts. Visits to the museum are through a special guided tour, by appointment only. 5 Hatzaba St., Beit Shemesh. Reservations: office@biblicalnaturalhistory.org or 073-213-1662
Friends of Zion Museum
The museum commemorates the deeds of non-Jews who supported Zionism and the Jewish people, from biblical times up to the establishment of the state of Israel. It features 3D interactive displays, touch screens and video mapping. Guided tours are recommended to book in advance (ages 7+). Sun-Thur 9.30-20.45, Fri 09.30-14.00, Sat 10.00-18.00. 20 Yosef Rivlin St. Reservations: www.fozmuseum.com (02) 532-9402
Jerusalem Botanical Gardens
The Children’s Discovery Trail A sensory exploration activity that incorporates trails, a canopy walk through the trees, touching water plants from the wooden deck, a “down to the roots” exhibit and tours. Fri 09.00-17.00; Sat 10.00-18.00; Sun-Thur 09.00-19.00. 1 Zalman Shneor St. (via Nayot Petrol Station). Shabbat entry from 1 Burla St. Details: (02) 679-4012, www.en.botanic.co.il
Tisch Family Zoological Gardens (Biblical Zoo)
Natural exhibits of over 500 species of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish and invertebrates from around the world. Includes a children’s zoo with a petting corner, animal feeding demonstrations, educational activities and the Noah’s Ark sculpture garden. Fri 09.00-16.30; Sat 10.00-18.00; Sun-Thur 09.00-19.00. Biblical Zoo, Aharon Shulov St. (02) 675-0111
Tower of David Museum
Home to the Museum of the History of Jerusalem, the Tower of David features a permanent exhibit about the city’s history and its significance to three religions. The tower itself is an archaeological site and offers a 360-degree view of the Old City of Jerusalem. It also stages temporary exhibits that connect ancient history with contemporary themes, and hosts lectures, guided tours and other cultural events. The Night Spectacular – A night show presenting the history of Jerusalem, with images projected onto the walls, bridges and hidden pathways of the ancient citadel. At Jaffa Gate. Tickets: www.towerofdavid.org.il, *2884
Bloomfield Science Museum
Exhibit for the entire family: 2 x 200 The museum marks the 200th anniversary of the invention of the bicycle, with dozens of interactive exhibits (including a series of unusual bike models to ride), activities and a historic collection of bicycles from Canada, the U.S. and Holland; Wings of Life A 3D film on the celebration of color, produced by Disneynature Studios. Screenings: Fri at 12.00; Sat at 13.00. Hebrew University, Givat Ram Campus. Fri and holiday eves 10.00-14.00; Sat and holidays 10.00-17.00; Sun, Mon-Thur 10.00-18.00. (02) 654-4888, www.mada.org.il
Mini Israel
Over 350 miniature replicas of historical, religious, archaeological and modern sites and buildings from around the country. Guided tours by appointment. Fri and holiday eves 10.00-14.00; Sat, Sun-Thur 10.00-17.00. Location at Latrun 1-700-559-559, www.minisrael.co.il
Monkey Park
Guided tours, workshops, feedings, rides, wall climbing and other activities. Fri and holiday eves 10.00-14.00; Sat-Thur 10.00-16.00. Ben Shemen Forest (near Kfar Daniel). (08) 928-5888, www.park.monkeypark.co.il
Yad Vashem
The world center for documentation, research, education and commemoration of the Holocaust and home to the Holocaust History Museum. Offers a guided tour in English (Fri at 10.00) and presents a variety of important survivors’ testimonies, personal diaries, artifacts and more. Special exhibit: Children in the Holocaust: Stars Without a Heaven Gives expression to the 1.5 million children who perished in the Holocaust and displays their stories. Mount of Remembrance, Har Hazikaron St., off Herzl St. (02) 644-3802. Fri 09.00-14.00; Sun-Wed 09.00-17.00; Thur 09.00-20.00
Sharon area
Science Night
The Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya (IDC) hosts a Night of the Scientists event (see Jerusalem and Area) with lectures by scientists and researchers, as well as fun activities, including a mindfulness workshop, fortune-telling, a workshop on making a spacecraft, brain exercises, and more. Ages 5+. Free entrance. Tues at 16.30. IDC, Kanfei Nesharim, Herzliya. Full program: www.idc.ac.il/he/pages/science-night2017.aspx
HAIFA AND THE NORTH
Gan Garoo
Home to kangaroos, koalas and other Australian wildlife, the park offers Aboriginal face-painting and guided koala, kangaroo and bat feedings. The park also offers guided nighttime tours, followed by a light and shadow activity (20.00). Fri 09.00-15.00; Sat 09.00-17.00; Sun-Thur 09.00-16.00. Australia Park, Kibbutz Nir David (04) 648-8060, www.nirtours.co.il
Israel Railway Museum
The national railway museum of Israel features the country’s railway history, antique train cars and other railway items. Sun-Thur 08.00-16.00. 1 Hativat Golani St., Haifa. Details: www.rail.co.il
THE SOUTH
Lunada
A children’s museum offering a fascinating interactive experience, with original games that activate the various senses. Fri 09.30-14.00; Sat 09.30-18.00; Sun-Thur 09.30-18.30. 25 David Hareuveni St., Be’er Sheva
Top 94 – Theme Park
The park features a climbing wall, paintball, go-karts, mini bungee jumping, a ropes course, a play corner for younger kids and more. Fri 10.00-17.00; Sat, Sun-Thur 10.00-20.00. 1 Hashravrav St., Eilat. Details: http://www.top94.co.il
Underwater Observatory Marine Park, Eilat
The park provides an up-close introduction to the fauna of the Gulf of Eilat, including over 800 species of fish, corals, mollusks, turtles, rays and more. The shark pool is home to 18 shark species and offers an underwater observation tunnel, activities and displays. Daily, 08.30-16.00. Coral (Almog) Beach, Eilat (08) 636-4200, www.coralworld.co.il/en
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