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Culture21:00 · 13h ago

Eilat Red Sea Jazz Festival Celebrates 40 Years with Expanded Program

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The Red Sea Jazz Festival in Eilat is celebrating its 40th anniversary with an expanded four-day event from November 11-14, 2026. The festival will feature four stages and over 40 performances, moving beyond traditional jazz to include a diverse lineup of Israeli artists such as Idan Raichel, Dudu Tassa, Gidi Gov, Miri Mesika, Ravid Plotnik, and Balkan Beat Box, alongside renowned jazz musicians. This year's program emphasizes a mix of established names, special projects, emerging talent, and unique collaborations.

The festival, a significant event in Eilat's cultural calendar, will offer music from daytime stages to late-night jam sessions. Isrotel is the official tourism partner, offering packages that combine accommodation with festival tickets. The event aims to provide a comprehensive experience, integrating music with the seaside atmosphere of Eilat.

Special anniversary programming includes a double vinyl album of rare live recordings, a photo exhibition chronicling each year of the festival's history, and an interactive space for exploring archival materials. This dual focus on new performances and historical reflection underscores the festival's enduring legacy.

Following the official concerts, nightly jam sessions will continue at the Isrotel Agamim hotel, featuring festival artists and young Israeli jazz musicians in unscripted performances. Tickets and package deals are available through Isrotel's website and by phone.

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