Here come the Red Hot Chili Peppers

The top American rock band is to perform at Tel Aviv's Yarkon Park on September 10, 2012. It promises to be one of the greatest musical evenings ever seen in Israel.

The magic of Cirque du Soleil

Internationally renowned circus, Cirque du Soleil will be coming to Israel in August 2012 for their first ever performances in the country. Performing their show, Alegria, the group will bring their amazing magical acrobatics to the Nokia Arena, Tel Aviv, with a cast of 55 artists.

Streisand to sing for the IDF

Barbra Streisand is set to headline a star-studded gala for the Friends of the Israel Defense Forces in Los Angeles on December 8. Organizers consider this a coup, given that the singer rarely agrees to sing at such events.

Catch the Jazz in Jerusalem

Last day for the annual Jazz Globus Festival is Mon 5th Dec. One hundred leading musicians participate in five concerts.

Free Chanuka performances for children

The Ministry of Culture and Sport is sponsoring Chanuka happenings throughout the country. A new initiative is being undertaken to make 100 plays in more than 100 locations free for children, including Pippi Longstocking, Pinocchio, Aladdin, and more.

The Boss is coming

American rock legend Bruce Springsteen is set to give a concert in Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv in June 2012. It will be his first concert in the Jewish State.

It’s not impossible

Israeli computer game company Funtactix has been chosen by Paramount Pictures to develop an official Facebook game to accompany the fourth movie in the Mission Impossible series, "The Ghost Protocol".

Jerusalem hosts European Karate Championship

Israel’s capital city hosted the 2011 European Traditional Karate Championship, in which some 170 athletes from 15 countries took part. It was the first time that the championship was held in Israel.

The best in jazz and world music

The International Expo for Jazz and World Music in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv will showcase the finest Israeli jazz and world musicians at top music venues. Over 1,000 people are expected to attend.

Caesarea – the town for diving and driving

Israelis love the ancient Roman port – for both its Underwater Archaeological Park and its 18-hole golf course. Just be sure you don’t hit your ball into the water or you may not find it for another 2000 years.