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Ongoing Story· Day 10

Election Day Offers Family Entertainment Across Israel

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HamalCulture

Israel Offers Election Day Activities for Families Across the Country

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

On Election Day, October 27, various Israeli institutions are offering a range of family-friendly activities. The Nature and Parks Authority invites visitors to national parks and reserves for tours and interactive games. Heritage sites nationwide will host special events, while Ramot Hanadiv offers a nature and music festival. Museums in Haifa and a mall in Netanya also have planned activities, and Jaffa's "Elections of Art" festival opens.

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  • Israel Nature and Parks Authority offers free autumn tours and interactive games on Election Day.
  • Heritage sites nationwide will host special tours and activities on October 27.
  • Ramot Hanadiv features a "Nature Election" with music, animals, and a family tree vote.
  • Haifa Museums and City Yamin Mall in Netanya will hold special Election Day events.
  • Jaffa's "Elections of Art" festival opens on October 27 with free admission.

Various organizations and venues across Israel are offering special activities and events on Election Day, October 27, to entertain families and the public. The Israel Nature and Parks Authority is inviting people to enjoy autumn nature tours and family activities at national parks and nature reserves. Fifteen of these locations will feature an interactive "Mysteries in Time" game, guided by a WhatsApp bot, to teach visitors about the historical significance of each site. Entrance to most of these activities is free, in addition to standard site admission fees, with free access for "Matmon" subscribers.

The Council for the Preservation of Heritage Sites, in collaboration with the Ministry of Heritage, is hosting tours and events at heritage sites nationwide. Participating locations include the Hannah Szenes House in Sdot Yam, the Valley Museum in Yifat, the Menachem Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem, the Ben-Gurion House in Tel Aviv, Neot Kedumim Nature Reserve, and the Mosaic Museum in Lod. Some of these events are free.

Ramot Hanadiv is holding a "Nature Election" event featuring nature, music, and animals. From 2 PM to 4:30 PM, a "family ballot box" will allow children and parents to vote for their favorite tree. At 5 PM, a musical zoological show, "Living Legend," by Shachar Even-Tzur and his band will be performed. The event costs 50 NIS per ticket for ages two and up.

Haifa Museums will be open on Election Day, offering guided tours of various exhibitions and open activity and creation spaces. Participating museums include the National Maritime Museum, the Museum of Haifa City, the Haifa Museum of Art, the Tikotin Museum of Art, and the Hermann Struck Museum.

In Netanya, City Yamin Mall is hosting a festival with activities for children and families, including a chocolate ball workshop, face painting, balloon artists, and live statues. A DJ will provide music throughout the day. New members of the mall's customer club will receive a free bowling ticket.

The "Elections of Art" contemporary art festival opens in Jaffa on October 27 and runs until November 20. The festival will showcase paintings, photography, sculpture, ceramics, and collage, including new political works by artists like Dan Chamyzer and Lior Kesem Chama, alongside works by Dov Heller and Harold Rubin, and pieces exploring nature, memory, and culture. The festival includes meetings, tours, talks, and a dance performance. Admission is free, though some events require registration and payment.

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