Contents - the holiday of holidays in Haifa:

• General Explanation
• Parking arrangements, road closures - free access routes and shuttles
• First weekend: 8-10/12/22
• The second weekend: 15-18/12/22
• The third weekend: 22-25/12/22
• Holiday tours in Haifa 2022

General explanation - December 2022 in Beit Hagafen and throughout Haifa 8-10/12 | 15-18/12| 22-25/12 |

Exciting December is upon us, and Haifa is wearing a holiday. As every year, the holiday festival of the holidays brings to the city of Haifa crowds of visitors and guests who all gather together for a celebration of shared life, a common, rich and colorful culture, shows, exhibitions, holiday decorations, tours, fairs and more.
The festival of the holidays returns to mark the month of the three religious holidays for the 29th time, with a variety of events and happenings.

Tens of thousands of people are expected to come to the holiday festival of the holidays and enjoy the atmosphere of the winter holidays, the decorations, the tours, the shows, the family stages, the exhibitions and the Hanochrismas fair on the Lui Promenade.

The holiday of holidays - shows, art, good food and more

As per the long-standing tradition, the public is invited to tour the illuminated streets filled with a festive atmosphere and enjoy fine culture: Haifa art, a family complex and activities for children and the whole family, theater performances, music and dance in halls, churches and outdoors, familiar and new tours, meetings, opening of new exhibitions and a festive Hanokhrisms fair . This year, Beit Hagafen in the heart of the Wadi Nisnas neighborhood will be the center of the main events, this is in addition to a series of events on the Louis Promenade, Ben Gurion Boulevard, the Wadi Nisnas neighborhood as well as in churches in the city. In honor of the festival, an interactive game of various routes will be launched throughout Haifa, for the whole family.

Parking arrangements and directions - the holiday of holidays in Haifa

The audience is asked to park in the Carmel Beach, Sami Ofer and Lev Hamfaretz parking lots and travel to the festival areas by public transportation. The matron, will be reinforced and will operate with high frequency (even on the weekend).

• For the first time: free shuttles to the holiday events of the holidays •

In order to save festival visitors the traffic jams and searching for parking, free shuttles will be operated for the benefit of the general public for the first time!

The shuttles will operate on Saturdays
10/12 + 17/12 between the hours of 10:30-19:00, every 30 minutes a shuttle will leave - round trip.
For the public's convenience, the shuttles will be operated from two stations: Chutzos Hamfaretz and the Carmel Beach Railway.
Park the car in the public parking lot free of charge, get on the shuttle and get to the festival complex.

In addition, in Agad, the "Tiktak" service is increasing, which will operate on Thursdays until midnight and on Fridays until 15:00 p.m.

Road closures

Due to the large number of visitors expected at the festival events and for the safety of all of us, several roads will be closed on the weekends in December:

German Colony (Ben Gurion St.):
Every Thursday and Friday in December
Along the German Colony (Ben Gurion Ave.) from Unesco Square to Maginim Ave., parking will not be allowed from 14:00 p.m.
The road will be closed to vehicle traffic from 17:00 until 00:00 at least.

on Saturdays 10.12 | 17.12 | 24.12 | 31.12

• The entrance to Wadi Nisnas on Khouri St. will be closed starting at 08:00.
• In the German Colony (Ben Gurion Ave.), parking will not be allowed from Friday until Saturday night.
• Zionist Blvd., from Hagafen St. to Ein Dor Square, will be blocked from 11:00 am until 00:00 am.
• Meginiim St. from Ein Dor Square to Lin Junction will be blocked from 11:00 AM until 00:00 AM.

The array of matrons (for a fee) will be increased during Saturdays

The program of holiday events for the holidays 2022

(Source: Beit Hagafen - the producers of the festival)

The first weekend 8-10/12/22

The first weekend will be marked by art with "Rondel - an urban festival revolving around art - Rondel - an artistic country festival". A weekend of exhibitions, shows, free tours and over 60 open studio spaces. Between Hadar and the lower city and everything in between. Among the participating institutions: Beit Hagafen Gallery, Haifa Art Museum, the Pyramid - Center for Contemporary Art, the Prophets Art School, the Chagall Artists' House of the Association of Painters and Sculptors in Israel, Mazo Gallery, a place for poetry, studios - art spaces in the city and more.

A new exhibition at the Beit Hagafen Gallery: "Mushobesh.t Mshupt.t", the result of a joint annual process with the "Sichok-Opok" association. The exhibition will feature video works, textiles, a collection of folk tales, wall paintings and more, by Jewish and Palestinian female artists who offer an alternative to political reality through the works of art. As part of the exhibition, there will be performances and special events.

At the "Klor" children's library and cultural center, in Beit Hagafen, the traditional national exhibition of children's works will open - this is the 37th year. This year, children from all over the country, from Jewish and Arab schools, aged 5-12, created art on the theme "My Imaginary Friend".

New tours alongside the familiar and beloved tours, including "Stories in clay" - a romantic tour following the love story of Haya and Emil Thoma. "The Hadar Carmel Tour" The new tour will bring together the glorious past of the Hadar neighborhood and the neighborhood's present challenges. The fascinating renewal of young community initiatives, street art, neighborhood stories and more.

Original performances in festive debut performances at the festival: "On this maqam" a unique original evening in collaboration with the Haifa institution "Mekom Le Shirah" and with the participation of Jewish and Arab poets - a shared immersion in the commonality and difference between languages ​​and cultures through the unique world of poetry that is happening here and now in this place/maqam. "Rim Wasim" the artist Jessan Biromi, the grandson of the legendary musician Sudaki Shukri, created for the festival of the holidays a unique, bilingual children's show, which tells through the story of his grandfather, about Arab music, and connects traditional stories with original contemporary Arabic music, and music Classical Arabic known to everyone. A musical journey with Ines Masalha, the opera singer on a festive visit straight from London. A special show for Christmas, music and singing through the stations of her life, at Beit HaHesed Church and accompanied by a grand piano.

Special events: a contemporary Dabba workshop with Noor Gravely, the screening of the award-winning film "Cinema Sabaiyya" (translated into Arabic) followed by a conversation with the film's creator - Orit Fuchs Rotem. A festive solo performance by the singer Violet Salama from the songs of the greats of Arab music, the traditional Christmas procession led by Santa Claus and the movements of the scouts, a festive screening of the World Cup final (with registration).
PlayCo.Haifa - What do the graffiti works in the lower city say? Which royals passed through the city and why anyway? What's the deal with Haifa and its cinemas? Where did they once play basketball? Where is the mythical "sandwich" of Haifa, who would get up at five in the morning to prepare thousands of sandwiches for the British soldiers? Why is Palmer Gate called Palmer, who planted a tree in the Middatek yard, and what the hell did they fight for at the Technion? Lots and lots of Haifa questions that will take you on a journey with us, on three routes Various. Whether on foot, or just from the sofa in the living room - come for a walk and play at play-co Haifa. Game open to the general public 8-25.12.

The "Holiday of Holidays" festival is an initiative of Beit Hagafen and Haifa Municipality. The Arab-Jewish cultural center Beit Hagafen, the pioneer of intercultural dialogue since 1963 until today, is a hostel for bustling intercultural activity, in the bustling and historic heart of Wadi Nisnas. Over the years, the important institution has become a necessary stopping point for visitors to Haifa and an important meeting point for its residents. Cultural and multidisciplinary meetings and initiatives operate regularly within the premises: an art gallery, a theater, warm meeting spaces, workshops and extensive educational activities, as well as the largest and most comprehensive library in Israel in the Arabic language. 'The Third Space', an artistic-educational space that invites you to explore familiar questions and new dimensions regarding identity and belonging in a multi-cultural and multi-layered society.
For details and booking seats/tickets: Haifahag.com | Facebook: Beit Hagefen Beit Hagefen Beit Karma

More details about the first weekend: 8-10/12/22

Rondel - an urban festival revolving around art - Rondel - my country's artistic festival 8-10.12.22
A weekend of exhibitions, shows, tours and open studio spaces. Between Hadar and the lower city - and everything in between (more details and full schedule soon)
Among the participating institutions: Beit Hagafen Gallery, Haifa Art Museum, the Pyramid - Center for Contemporary Art, the Prophets Art School, the Chagall Artists' House of the Association of Painters and Sculptors in Israel, Mazo Gallery, a place for poetry, studios - art spaces in the city and more.
Among the performers: Mia Brynner, Shaden Nahara, Noor Garbly, Tair Zargari and Abigail Sepez, Chill Phil and DJ Mash, Eliot, Karen Donitz, Trio Michel Segrawi, Gildat Khatabanim, Chen Elmaleh, Trillion, Hani Masala, Zenovia and more
Over sixty open studio spaces, free tours, workshops and more.

A new exhibition at the art gallery of Beit Hagafen - Shubash. Co.: (in cooperation with the Sikky-Opok association) Curator: Yael Messer
The Beit Hagafen gallery is excited to present a new exhibition that is the result of a joint annual process with the "Sichok-Opok" association. The exhibition will include works including video, textiles, an archival installation, performance works, a collection of folk tales, sound tracks and wall paintings by Jewish and Palestinian female artists who offer an alternative to the political reality through the works of art. Also as part of the exhibition - performance shows and special events.
Artists: Talia Hoffman, Rahma Hamza, Lee Lorian, Yara Mahajana, Noel Arafat, Maayan Tsadaka, Spa Kedah and Leonie Shein Event

29:11 Opening event: 18:30 Exile: interview - performance work by Lee Lorient 20:00 Festive opening cocktail
* Rahma Hamza's performance work, Dynamics of Power Exchange, will take place throughout the evening.

8/12/22 – 19:00 – 22:00 Shubash.t version 2.0
Works from the course "Coexistence - an art that examines the possibilities of existence here" - a theoretical and practical course held in collaboration with the University of Haifa - the Department of Creative Art and the Unit for Social Engagement.
Artists: Maroun Ibrahim, Leila Abdel Razak, Tal Gesch, Arlian Dov, Loma Abu Warda Hosts: Yara Mahajana and Talia Hoffman

8/12/22 – Thursday
18:30 | The Christmas concert (and the opening of the festival events) -
Marilee on Haifa The Catholic Church (NIS 40/60)
Merrily on High-Fa Meta Asher Choir, 40 singers, in a festive concert for Christmas and Hanukkah. In the program: V.A. Mozart - Vesperae solennes de confessore k 339, q. Gono - mass. short no. 7 and Christmas carols in choral arrangements. Participants and creators: Meta Asher Choir under the direction of Dr. Tomer Haishach, soloist Niva Ashad, pianist: Ina Koiton.

19:00 Michel Sajaravi Trio
(Beit Hagafen gallery yard | free entry)
An unusual meeting between Arabic music and jazz. Sajaravi brings together the quarter tones, the maqamat, and the power and intensity of a western jazz band and the western instruments - electric guitar, bass and drums and creates a unique and surprising sound. His trio celebrates on Arabic scales, dreams of the stories of a thousand and one nights and plays bibuf phrases in a virtuoso manner. Sajaravi is a guitarist and producer resident of Nazareth who creates surprising connections between Middle Eastern culture and Western culture. The show is based on excerpts from Sajaravi's various albums and new material he recently processed and composed.

19:30 Writers' Guild - poetry as a gift on a typewriter - performance
(Beit Hagafen gallery yard | free entry)
A new show that combines an intimate conversation with an audience, writing impromptu poetry on the spot, and a literary work that is exactly adapted to the person and what he is experiencing at that moment. The scribes connect the audience to poetry and literature, through a poetic text written inspired by and for them.
Creators: Amir Haresh and Nova Doval
Lyricists: Amir Haresh, Nova Doval, Amos Oren

21:30 Coexistence My Ass - Noam Shuster Eliasi
Beit Hafen theater hall (60/80 NIS)
Bilingual biographical show dealing with the messiness of complex identities. Through a unique use of humor, Shuster Eliasi touches on important points about the local conflict through which she challenges familiar social narratives. Through her personal story starting from the place where she grew up - the Jewish Palestinian settlement, Neve Shalom, as an Iranian-Israeli Jewess and ending with sharing her dating life and political activities, Shuster Eliasi offers a witty and fresh perspective on the geopolitical chaos we are in and have been in for more than seventy years. Noam Shuster Aliasi, comedian and activist. Appears as a stand-up artist in three languages, and manages to bridge the worlds with the help of sharp and well-honed humor. In 2018, she won the title of "The New Jewish Comedienne in Great Britain", as part of an international competition held in London, and in the same year she was also the first Jewish comedian to participate in a Palestinian stand-up festival.

9/12/22 Friday
15:00 Contemporary Palestinian adhesive workshop
Beit Hagafen grape arbor (free entry with pre-registration)
Palestinian devka workshop with Noor Gravely - creator and dancer of the dance show 'The Occupiers Corner of Allenby'
Between heaven and earth, tradition to contemporaneity, "femininity" to "masculinity", meet for an hour, we will look into each other's eyes and dance to the sounds of devka music. We will take root in the ground, jump, float, rattle and stomp.

20:00 on this maqam
Beit Hagafen Theater (free entry with advance registration)
"On this maqam" a unique original evening in collaboration with the Haifa institution "A place for poetry" and with the participation of Jewish and Arab poets - a joint immersion in the commonality and difference between languages ​​and cultures through the unique world of poetry that is happening here and now in this place/mechan. With the participation of Abdel Elgarbia, Sigal Ben Yair, Hadas Gilad, Rada Zaraik, Shadia Hamed, Aida Hamza, Lior Ma'ain, Imad Kassis, Shaz. Music: Yair Dalal and George Samaan

22:00 arson
Beit Hagafen Theater (free entry with advance registration)
An invitation to a personal and extraordinary musical ceremony, which ignites a fire in the souls of the listeners.
The five members of the ensemble play works composed in a harmonious and captivating combination of a variety of styles from the East and the West: Arab and Turkish Makam, classical music from Persia and Azerbaijan, Mongolian music, Greek music, concert music of the 20th century and heavy rock.
The result is a unique journey of its kind that moves between the material and the abstract, between the known and the unknown and between the constant and the variable.

10/12/22 Saturday
11:00-13:00 Santa's house - once a year this magic happens - meet at Santa's decorated and festive house!
December 10 + 17 between the hours of 11:00-13:00 Haddad St. 6, Wadi Nisnas.

11:00 Opening Ceremony of the 37th National Children's Exhibition - "My Imaginary Friend". - Library courtyard - free entry
The exhibition, which includes approximately 180 works, will feature works by students selected from hundreds of works from 30 Arab and Hebrew schools, in addition to individual works by children from all over the country. The ages of the participants in the exhibition range from 5 to 12. The library holds the children's exhibitions every year in December. The works remain hanging on the walls of the library throughout the year. Every year the Beit Hagafen library presents children with a different theme - topics that interest children and allow them to express themselves, their feelings, their fears and joys, alongside their artistic abilities and presenting them to the general public.

20:00 The conquerors, Allenby corner - dance
Beit Hafen theater hall (70/50)
In a foreign society on familiar soil, Noor Gravely finds herself at the seam between Arab-Palestinian and Jewish-Israeli identity.
She begins the shaking journey between letters and words to this language and this language to this accent or this accent, the words, like her, are also chasing their lost identity. She is the educator, the audience is students and this is an Arabic lesson. Five units at least, although she herself only made three.

11:00-16:00 Family and children's complex in the courtyard of Beit Hagafen - free: circus shows and music for the whole family
11:20 Caravan - Almina Theater Baz forgets to arrange the scenery, Flory wants the stage only for herself and there is an unexpected drama in the clown house. They multiply and supplement, arrange and mess up, but in their clownish way things just keep getting more and more complicated. Will they be able to complete it on time? Will there be a show at the end? And what about the trailer? Will he survive the hardships? (You will have to find out for yourself).
12:00 Rim and Vasim embark on a breathtaking musical journey. A unique, bilingual children's show, which tells through the story of his grandfather, about Arab music. You are invited to a bilingual musical journey that exposes the audience to Arabic music. Well-known classical works from the Arab world, from Seyed Darvish to Fayrouz, in front of original works by the creator of the show - the musician Jessan Biromi, the grandson of the great musician Sudaki Shukri.

13:00 Akot - "side by side" a musical show for the whole family - with the help of intriguing musical instruments we will go with the Akot ensemble on a fantastic trip between the sounds of the place, the city and the desert, music from the past and now. We will become a fish that swims in the water as well as on high, on Friday morning we will prepare a recipe for a seven-ingredient cake, we will sing, dance and move together from side to side. An attempt to update Israeli culture even a little, from below, from the ground up, an opportunity to connect with local traditions, from home or the neighbor's, an invitation to glimpse a distant, magical and mysterious culture.

14:00 The "Shambuki show" - a high-level juggler who rides a unicycle on a rope at the end of the show and juggles three torches, a show that annoys the whole family.
15:00 The Nerds - the duo that wins the hearts of the audience in a circus show that combines acrobatics and clowning. - An entertaining world full of surprises of amazing acrobatic stunts.

The second weekend: 15-18/12/22

15/12/22 Thursday
20:00 Alice | A work by Moshe Malka
Beit Hafen theater hall (70/50)
A comedic physical adaptation, without words, of Lewis Carroll's famous book, "Alice in Wonderland". Four anonymous characters are suddenly asked to tell a story, and without meaning to, they tell the story of Alice, the curious girl. The characters find themselves falling into the depths of the earth following Alice, where they discover that there is no longer a clear and fixed reality. An empty stage, clownish physical theater, slapstick, fast and dynamic rhythm.

16/12/22 – Friday
20:00 Harel Shachel and the Ottomans
Beit Hafen theater hall (70/50)
The sound of the clarinet with the traditional instruments from the taverns in Istanbul play melodies from the Turkish makam tradition with jazzy touches, a gypsy flow and seasoning of Mediterranean music. All these were in the imagination of Harel Shachel when he founded the Ottomans.
The search for the right musicians for the band was not easy, but Shachel managed to find the musicians who specialized in the traditional musical instruments and the Eastern Makam music and also had a deep and broad knowledge of Western music.
Together they created a sound of Israeli artistic oriental music. A combination of old and new, east and west.

17/12/22 – Saturday
11:00-13:00 Santa's house - once a year this magic happens - meet at Santa's decorated and festive house!
6 Haddad St., Wadi Nisnas
15:30 p.m. The traditional Christmas scout parade - the procession will leave Santa's house, 6 Haddad St., pass through Sderot Zion, Allenby, Ben Gurion St. (the German Colony) to the fir tree in the defenders' square
The parade will be attended by trainees from the scout movements. Santa Claus will be HO HO HO too

20:00 Alzaman Aljamil - Violat Salama
Beit Hafen theater hall (70/90)
The singer Violat Salama and her band sang the songs of Arab singers from the golden age of Arabic classical poetry (Alzaman Aljamil). Among them Umm Kalthom, Lila Murad, Varda and more...

11:00-17:00 Family and children's complex in the courtyard of Beit Hagafen - free: circus shows and music for the whole family
11:00 East and West What is the difference between an Arab rhythm and a Western rhythm? The drumming and rhythm artist - Saleh Hibi, in a bilingual show. A rhythmic, energetic experience with the participation of the audience.

12:00 Rim and Vasim embark on a breathtaking musical journey. A unique, bilingual children's show, telling through the story of his grandfather, about Arab music. You are invited to a bilingual musical journey that exposes the audience to Arabic music. Well-known classical works from the Arab world, from Seyed Darvish to Fayrouz, in front of original works by the creator of the show - the musician Jessan Biromi, the grandson of the great musician Sudaki Shukri.

13:00 A tribal celebration - Yogev Harubi a one-man tribal party. With the help of a special system of percussion instruments and a didgeridoo (an ancient wind instrument from the continent of Australia), Yogev takes us on a transcontinental tribal journey between Australia and Africa. With the oldest musical instruments in the world, Shoveh Yogev takes the children and parents to a tribal party of one person and of everyone together. The show is accompanied by explanations, joint playing and dancing.

14:00 Circus No Problem - a dynamic, funny and unique circus show. Participants and creators: Naa and Uri Weiss
The atmosphere and characters were inspired by the traveling circuses of the 20s and 30s.
The technical equipment was specially built in order to create a great effect (double trapeze and rope walking device) while using minimal accessories in order to preserve the unique atmosphere of the street shows. The show is presented with a lot of humor and with the participation of the audience. It may sound complicated, but it really is a "circus without a problem".
The show wins many awards, including first place in an international street show competition held in Dublin, Ireland.

15:00 Zoaina's soap bubble circus - in a bilingual show that is a clown and stand-up soap bubble experience, Zoaina invites the children to a rich and magical journey in distant India following her unique talent - the world's giant soap bubble bloom. Zoeina "reads in soap bubbles" and opens a colorful and fascinating space that allows children to meet the talent of playfulness, imagination, flow and creativity that exists within them and invites them to take a meaningful and important part in the show.
16:15 Chicken soup Two chefs from Doppelham try to cook a meal for the viewers, but the chicken soup has other plans! A fine soup of modern clowning, funny and witty visual theater.

18/12/22 – Sunday
16:30 The Snowmen - Al Karma Theater
Beit Hagafen theater hall (60 NIS for a parent and two children, single ticket 25 NIS)
One day the snowmen find out that right after winter, spring will come, they get excited and want to see spring too
But then they find out that in the spring the sun washes the sky and the snow melts... they go on a search for the sun to ask it not to come back.
17:00 Live broadcast - free - World Cup final on a huge screen. The number of places is limited (please note - by registering in advance!). Once every four years and you can choose how you want your game, with a beer, with something to snack on, in the open air in the gallery yard or in the closed studio.

16:00-22:00 Family and children's complex in the courtyard of Beit Hagafen - free: circus shows and music for the whole family in the Arabic language
16:45 Zoaina's Soap Bubbles Circus - in a show that is an experience of clown soap bubbles and stand-up, Zoaina invites the children to a rich and magical journey in faraway India
17:45 Saber with him
19:15 Nancy Hava and the band - a cocktail of original songs by the singer Nancy, Christmas songs and various songs by revered singers from the Arab world. A happy and festive show that makes the audience dance.
21:00 Ala Aker

The third weekend: 22-25/12/22

22-25/12 between the hours of 17:00-22:30 a magical winter holiday fair on the Louie Promenade: celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah and Novy God together
A fair of fine art and food stalls in the spirit of the holidays
A street performance complex with the participation of the best street artists in Israel - a stage for music performances, street artists and a Haifa musical celebration and guests, light displays, street parties and more. Among the shows, Galilean love, real of life-Irish music, Merrily on High -Fa in Christmas and Hanukkah carols in three languages, Triola, Nizar Baghdadi, Nancy Hava, Trio Michel Sajaravi, safeek- Oren Amiti, Shahar Avneri with Shaklaka, Yogev Saada In a stormy fire show, a Davi trio and more...

Thursday 22/12/22

20:00 Che CHÉ Dance show - by Nur Gravely - Beit Hagafen theater hall
Che is a duet that brings two women together through a verbal and physical stage show. Che explores the connection between energy and connection, land and homeland, the practice of revolution and protest, the celebration of Palestinian Arab female identity and the presence of our struggles - women living under siege, silence, patriarchy and ongoing internal and external wars.
* Entrance to the musical show later in the evening, for CH'E ticket buyers at no additional cost.
Choreography: Noor Gravely Dancer and co-creator: Missan Miso Samara Music: Shaher Hanfar
Dramaturgy and rehearsal management: Neta Maidan Lighting: Oner Boulanger Cohen

20:30 Musical journey with Inas Masalha - premiere show
Beit HaHesed Church - Pel-Yam Boulevard 10 Haifa
The opera singer, the soprano Ines Masalha, on an exciting visit to her homeland straight from London, in a special premiere performance. A musical journey that embraces cultures, places and time, that touches deeply the intricacies of the soft soul and reveals her personal journey that shaped her into who she is today. From opera to musicals, from Arabic music to classical artistic poetry. Join us for a touching and exciting musical evening. The show will be accompanied by the pianist Efrat Levy, and will take place in the magical Beit Hased Church.

21:00 Sabaya Cinema Screening - At the end of the film there will be a conversation with the filmmaker - Orit Fuchs Rotem.
Beit Hafen theater hall
Nine Jewish and Arab women, employees of the municipality of Hadera, meet in a workshop to study videography where Rona (Dana Ivegi), a young director, leads the workshop and teaches them how to document their world.
At the heart of the film is the fascinating group dynamic that develops between the walls of the room, alongside the unique video clips that the women shoot and project on the white screen. Issues such as independence, relationship, motherhood, freedom and sexual abuse lead to a collision and rapprochement between women who, without the workshop, would not have found their place together in the same space, and certainly do not share secrets and defining intimate moments. Rona watches them and takes a picture. Maybe a movie will come out of it.

Holiday tours in Haifa 2022

• Christmas tour 16+ - dates: 8.12, 15.12, 22.12, Thursdays at 17:30 | | 120 NIS. The duration of the tour is about two hours.

• Family Christmas tour - dates: 8.12, 15.12, 22.12 at 16:30 and 1:17 | Parent and child ticket - 00 NIS, each additional ticket 200 NIS. The duration of the tour is about two hours.
A festive welcome by the Christmas tree in the Vineyard House, local coffee, a glass of wine and something sweet, a personal meeting with Haifa's Santa Claus, a taste of the holiday flavors, works of art from the 'Museum without Walls' in Wadi Nisnas, a tour of churches and spectacular lights

• Art and Tasting - The Awakening Market Tour Dates: 9.12, 16.12, 23.12 - 8:00 - 11:00 | 140 NIS. The duration of the tour is about three hours.
A festive welcome near the Christmas tree in Beit Hagafen, a visit to the third space - a variety of interactive art exhibits dealing with the intercultural meeting, a selection of tastings from five local restaurants spiced with exciting stories, works in the spaces of the 'museum without walls' in Wadi and surprises along the way.

• Stories in clay - following Emil and Haya Toma dates: 9.12, 16.12, 23.12, 14:00-16:30 | 120 NIS. The duration of the tour is about two and a half hours, including coffee and refreshments. A particularly romantic tour following the love story of Haya and Emil Thoma. A special journey through time - he is a Christian Arab, historian, politician and communist party leader from Wadi Nisnas. She is Jewish, an immigrant from Chisinau, a dancer and ceramic artist. The two met in Wadi Nasnas, started a family and weaved dreams of another life in another reality. Their son, the artist Michael Thoma who will come to Israel from Germany where he currently lives, will take us on a tour of Wadi Nisnas following his mother's works that tell the special story of the family rooted in the Wadi, the story of the encounter between the peoples.

• Tour in Hadar - dates: 8.12, 15.12, 22.12 | 10:00-13:30 | 140 NIS.
The duration of the tour is about three and a half hours.
When was the last time you really toured in splendor? You didn't cross Hadar, you passed through Hadar, but you actually toured the neighborhood? In the new tour we will meet the glorious past of the neighborhood, which was once the center of Haifa city, the arena of culture, the cafes and the cinema, the place to see and be shown, we will get to know the present challenges of the neighborhood, and we will learn about the surprising and fascinating renewal of young community initiatives. Through an encounter with street art, neighborhood stories, a look at the history and an encounter with the fascinating residents of the neighborhood, we will get to know Hadar differently than we think of it today. The tour around the neighborhood brings us its glorious past, the challenges of the present and the surprising and fascinating renewal of young community initiatives. We will see street art and meet fascinating stories, history, buildings and people. The pot includes meetings with residents of the neighborhood and tastings of the local culinary variety.