«Andriyivski Vechornytsi» in Tel Aviv on November 30, 2026: Ukrainian traditions, biting the kalita, Carpathian mulled wine, and dances — poster MAK_UA

On November 30, 2026, in Tel Aviv, people will once again gather for "Andriyivski Vechornytsi" — a traditional Ukrainian evening with folk games, fortune-telling, music, dancing, and homemade treats. The event is organized by MAK_UA — Ukrainian Art Amateur Forge in Israel. The celebration will begin at 19:00 at the Ukrainian cuisine restaurant SHO? on Karlibach Street, 3. Pre-registration is required.

Author: Victoria Katsman

For those who grew up in Ukraine, the name is familiar. And for Israelis who have never attended such evenings, it's an opportunity to get acquainted with a rather unusual part of Ukrainian folk culture. For example, to find out why adults try to bite a cake hanging on a ribbon and why this is accompanied by jokes and laughter.
What will happen at Andriyivski Vechornytsi in Tel Aviv

The organizers promise an evening where guests can not only listen to Ukrainian customs but also participate in traditional entertainment.

Program:

• Interesting stories about ancient Ukrainian customs.

• Andriyivski games and traditional fortune-telling.

• The ritual of "biting the kalita".

• Homemade Ukrainian treats from pani Maria.

• Aromatic Carpathian mulled…

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