Hundreds of families from Tirat Carmel participated this morning (Thursday, 1/10/26) in the traditional Ein Kedem March, which took place for the second year in a row. The participants, children, parents, and grandparents, set out on a nature trail from the beginning of the stream path at the end of Carob Street, and enjoyed a festive atmosphere and a variety of activities along the way.
A community celebration in the heart of nature
During the event, there were musical activities, craft and activity stalls, food and drink areas, and information stands. Children, parents, and grandparents marched together and enjoyed a family walk in a community atmosphere, full of joy and energy. The march is part of the municipal tradition that seeks to connect the residents of Tirat Carmel with the nature and landscape surrounding the city, and to create quality, shared activities for the whole family during the holiday of Sukkot.
"A great example of the connection between community, family and nature"
The mayor of Tirat Carmel, Dudu Cohen, He said: "It's exciting to see hundreds of families from Tirat Carmel going out into nature together and enjoying the special view that is right next to our house. The Ein Kedem March, which is taking place for the second year, is a great example of the connection between community, family and nature. We will continue to create events that bring the city's residents together and strengthen our sense of belonging and community. Thank you to everyone who took part in producing the event and to all the families who came to march with us."
"Proud to continue the tradition"
Director of the Culture Department at the Municipality, Dor AlkalaiHe added: "We were delighted to see the great response and the hundreds of families who came to take part in the march. We put a lot of thought into creating an experience that is suitable for children and adults alike, with music, stalls, activities and a good atmosphere along the way. We are proud to continue the tradition for the second year and hope to see it grow and develop in the years to come."
