Rainy Day Activities in/near Jerusalem

Visit the Tzuba winery for an unforgettable learning experience about wines and wineries.

Step inside a real Judaica art workshop and enjoy a hands on workshop where you can learn to cut, sand and varnish wood into a Judaica creation.

Kakadu Art Workshops are run by Reut Shahar and she invites you into her studio and introduces you to her craft. Hands on family experience.

Come to one of Kli-Che's unique workshops and create fun and useful products while enjoying a fun family activity.

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. […]

Laughter Games Workshops are a great way to bring a family or special group together. Energize your day by making it more fun through interactive and practical positivity games. Debbie is a very talented facilitator with years of experience. She attended the School of Performing Arts in NYC, has been in Hollywood films, and has […]

Roochie Sinai, a Glass Mosaic Artist in Jerusalem invites you to come into her new studio in the Artists Colony (Hutzot Hayotzer) and experience an exciting creative workshop filled with color. Glass Mosaic Art is made with a technique of taking broken glass and creating beautiful pieces of artwork. Roochie guides her guests into creating […]

The Train Theater in Jerusalem is an artistic repertoire puppet theater for children. The theater is unique in the world of children’s theater in Israel and a leader in its field. The theater was founded in Jerusalem in 1981, as a collaboration of four independent puppeteers: Michael Schuster, Alina Ashbel, Hadass Ophrat and the late […]

Make your own Mezuzah case while learning about the important Mitzvah of the Mezuzah.

Come to the "Zomet Halachic Science Center" and find out how rabbis and engineers solve techno-halachic problems. For example: How does the metal detector at the Kotel work? How do doctors write their notes on Shabbat? How does a Shabbat elevator work? How does a Shabbat wheelchair work?