Raising their heads: The Kfar Aza Kite Festival returns during the intermediate days of the holiday

The Kfar Aza Kite Festival, which has become a family and community tradition, returns to Tel Aviv during the intermediate days of Sukkot. The event, founded by the Kotz family who were murdered on October 7, 2023, will take place on September 30 on the lawns of the southern cliff beach, and will include kite flying, creative workshops, performances, and family zones. Admission is free.

The Kfar Aza Kite Festival, a family and community tradition that began in Kfar Aza, returns to Tel Aviv during the intermediate days of Sukkot. The event was founded by the Kotz family, who were murdered on October 7, 2023. This year, the kite festival will take place on September 30 on the lawns of the southern cliff beach in Tel Aviv, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and admission is free. Visitors can enjoy kite flying, creative workshops and kite-making, performances, and family zones. The event seeks to preserve the original tradition—a happy and simple gathering that allows children to create, families to spend time together, and everyone to lift their heads to the sky. The tradition has taken on additional meaning of memory, community, and hope after the events of October 7.