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Create amazing, unique projects using quality materials all in a relaxed atmosphere that will leave you feeling amazing!
Hapoel Jerusalem basketball team invites kids to enjoy basketball clinics, VIP experiences and special Bar/Bat Mitzva packages.
Enjoy a thrilling ATV or jeeping experience with the ReGush tours in Gush Etzion.
Jerusalem Scavenger Hunts – Looking for an interactive and fun way to learn about the history of the one of Jerusalem’s oldest neighborhoods - Yemin Moshe.
ToMo Candy is the first candy workshop in Israel with kosher handmade personalized candies 100% natural ingredients! Custom candies for your next party. Formerly known as LOL & POP.
Shlomo brings the animals to you! This is a great party idea for preschoolers and kids of all ages. Shlomo brings between 10-15 special and exotic animals including rabbits, parrots, and snakes. He also brings with him skulls of lions and crocodiles which the older kids enjoy. Shlomo offers age appropriate explanations about the animals […]
Visit the Shalva National Center and experience the magic of inclusion first hand.
Jerusalem Ropes Course includes a rope ladder & snappling, swing, 80m Omega (zipline), and acrobatic rope walking. This is a great team building activity that uses physical and mental strengths to conquer the challenges.
Enjoy jeeping, camel riding, museums, factory and artist visits, workshops, desert recreation, Bedouin hospitality in the Maale Adumim region.
Make your own Mezuzah case while learning about the important Mitzvah of the Mezuzah.
Take the unique opportunity to meet Gil Hoffman, chief political correspondent and analyst for The Jerusalem Post. Learn the background behind today’s political landscape through the eyes of a journalist using articles, surveys and interviews. Gil Hoffman will give you a patriotic and objective understanding of the political situation in Israel and for Israel abroad. […]
Jerusalem’s first indoor trampoline & extreme park has opened its doors in the First Station Hangar.
We have all gotten so used to meetings and classes taking place on zoom and now we are seeing zoom used for family celebrations as well. How did we live without it? How did we host weddings and Bar/Bat Mitzvahs without including relatives and friends from across the world. Well maybe the Corona era has […]
As an educator, we know you have a lot on your plate right now. From preparing lessons, ensuring your students are entertained, and providing material – whether it’s sending packets, Zoom lessons, class conference calls and more – we thank you from the bottom of our hearts! Keeping up with your students is important and […]
Tali Kaplinski Tarlow, the founder of Israel Scaventures had a big dream, in fact it was a global dream – to run a “virtual” Jewish scavenger hunt for families across the world. She had placed this dream on hold as she grew her Scavenger Hunt business in Israel with “in person” hunts led by guides […]
Jerusalem tourism is still running strong – although virtually! The constant rules and guidelines are changing with “stay at home” orders differing across the world but Jerusalem’s museums have learned to adapt. I was excited to find out that the museums have stepped up, and have taken the ‘work from home’ challenge very seriously! Many […]
Last updated April 27, 2020 Wherever you are in the world, you’ve probably been home with your kids for quite a while now – I know I have! Who would have thought that the tourism industry can be put on such a sudden hold – did someone press “pause”? With the Coronavirus pandemic still spreading […]
Following a career in non-profit management and workforce development , Marla identified the need for an organization dedicated to serving Jewish baby boomers who wanted to contribute to Israel by volunteering using their skills and experience. I sat down with Marla in Jerusalem to hear more about her successful social impact organization. This interview originally […]
