Hundreds of Families Join Annual Ein Kedem March in Tirat Carmel

Hundreds of families, including children, parents, grandparents, participated on Thursday morning in the traditional Ein Kedem March in Tirat Carmel. The event, held for the second consecutive year, has become a community celebration of nature, family, and culture.

Participants began at the entrance to the stream trail on Haruv Street, enjoying a nature walk accompanied by a festive atmosphere and various activities along the route. These included musical performances, craft and activity stalls, and food and drink vendors. The march fostered a joyful, energetic, and communal morning experience for all ages.

The Ein Kedem March is now in its second year and is part of an urban tradition aimed at connecting Tirat Carmel residents with the natural landscape surrounding the city. It provides a quality, shared activity for families during the intermediate days of the Sukkot holiday.

Mayor Dudu Cohen expressed his excitement, stating, "It is moving to see hundreds of families from Tirat Carmel going out together into nature and enjoying the special landscape right next to our homes. The Ein Kedem March, now in its second year, is a wonderful example of connecting 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."