An Israeli festival for orchestras and ensembles will take place on October 18–20, 2026, throughout Kfar Saba, featuring concerts and performances.
Blowing in Kfar Saba
18–20/10/2026
The 35th Israeli Festival for Orchestras and Ensembles | Produced by the Kfar Saba Conservatory
David Broza | Minuet | Alon Olearchik
The festival returns in October
At 9:00 and 11:00 | “Many Voices Singing – Social P-School” Project
A joint initiative of the Music and Jewish-Israeli Culture disciplines at the Ministry of Education, Central District, under the annual theme “The Roots of My People.” Elementary school students in a mass singing event led by the Conservatory’s Municipal Wind Orchestra, conducted by Nir Nahum.
At 17:00 | Israel Police Orchestra Concert, conducted by Chief Warrant Officer Vadim Mosnikov
With children’s creative activity areas operated by the Community Administration.
At 17:00 | Jam session, under the musical direction of Yehonatan Cohen.
At 20:30 | Main performance: The jazz ensemble “Minuet” hosts singer Alon Olearchik.
At 20:00 | Chamber concert
First part: Piano solo and the Conservatory’s Representative String Orchestra, conducted by Hagai Haddad.
Second part: Piano trio ensemble – violin: Gilad Hildesheim, cello: Inbal Maoz, piano: Yevgeny Brachman.
Complimentary invitation tickets for the chamber concert can be ordered on the Cultural Hall website.
At 20:00 | Closing concert in the City Square
At 19:00 | Gates open
A festive concert featuring hundreds of wind and percussion players, solo instrumentalists, female and male singers, and various ensembles, led by the Kfar Saba Representative Orchestra, conducted by Ofer Ein-Habar.
Guest conductor: Major Rom Shamir
Guest singer: David Broza.
Admission to all performances is open to the general public.
(Except for the chamber concert on Monday – complimentary invitation tickets on the Cultural Hall website.)
For details and individual accessibility arrangements:
Kfar Saba Conservatory, 35 Jerusalem St.
Tel.: 09-7640740/1, Email: [email protected]
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