The Israeli flamenco company, "Compas", will give a number of colourful flamenco performances featuring the Spanish guest dancer, Jose Moro, between May 12 and May 20.

The Israel Opera will stage a new production of Christoph Willibald Gluck's "Orfeo ed Euridice", directed by the Polish director Mariusz Treliński, renowned for his direction of Madame Butterfly at the Israel Opera, and conducted by David Stern.

More than 90 documentary films from Israel and abroad will be screened at Docaviv International Documentary Film Festival in Tel Aviv this May.

Now you can visit the Israel Museum from anywhere. The museum has joined Google's Art Project, which lets online audiences visit the great museums of the world.

An intensive production of the opera, "Lucia di Lammermoor" by Gaetano Donizetti, featuring international soloists, will be performed from March 10th to 24th in Tel Aviv.

The first ever Jerusalem Ice Festival opened yesterday, March 6th, at the Jerusalem Railway Station. The exhibition features ice sculptures of Jerusalem sites and fairy tales illuminated in coloured lights.

The Israeli flamenco troupe, Compas, have come out with a new production: Pavo Real - a show that combines the music of flamenco and Argentine tango. An original story about love, jealousy, power struggles and passions, set in a lively dance club in the 1930s.

Tel Aviv joins the likes of New York, London and Berlin this year with its annual marathon. It will be an all-day celebration, with attractive events throughtout the city: music along the route, a family picnic area in Rabin Square, an after-party in Charles Clore park and more!

The annual Jerusalem Marathon will take place on March 16th, taking in important sites across Israel's historic capital city.

This March in Mateh Yehuda: a celebration of authentic ethnic food in homes and restaurants, along with nature tours, artists' studios, markets, vineyard and breweries, showcasing the best the region has to offer.

The British Film Festival returns to Israel this year after a two-year absence, featuring top British films by the likes of Ralph Fiennes and Steve McQueen.

The seventh annual Hamshoushalayim event began this week in Jerusalem with exciting cultural and culinary events on offer every weekend in December.

The Israel Ministry of Tourism has launched the Gospel Trail, which follows the paths that Jesus is believed to have taken when he left Nazareth for Capernaum on the north-western shore of the Sea of Galilee, which became the centre of his ministry.

Every year, at this time of the year, Israel becomes the focus of bird-watchers everywhere as hundreds of thousands of our feathered friends migrate from cold Europe to the warmer climes of Africa.

Tel Aviv Fashion Week, which starts today, attracts leading designers, journalists and fashion experts worldwide.

Masada is becoming a regular venue for opera, following the successful productions of Nabuko and Aida – seen by more than 140,000 people. Ahead of next June's performance of Bizet's Carmen, the Israeli Opera and Arkia airlines have announced an exciting co-operation.

The Piano Hosts festival is celebrating its bar mitzvah with 38 concerts and 150 artists over six days in the Suzanne Dallal Centre, Jaffo, later this month.

Jerusalem is to host an international festival in the spirit of medieval times, inspired by the greatest and most famous festivals of Venice.