Beer and Meat Festival Returns to Petah Tikva with Top Israeli Artists, Craft Beer and More

ATLANTA - EntSun -- and PETAH TIKVA, Israel, The popular Beer and Meat Festival returns to Petah Tikva this summer, bringing two nights of live music, food and drink as part of the city's annual celebrations.

Set for Wednesday and Thursday, August 5–6, 2026, the festival has become one of the region's standout summer events, drawing thousands of visitors each year with a lively mix of performances, culinary offerings, and local culture.

"This is the kind of experience travelers are really looking for right now: terrific food, live music, and a fun, energetic atmosphere all in one place," said Lorin Maugery, Consul-Director, Israel Ministry of Tourism, U.S. Southern Region. "It's a great way to experience Israel's culture and energy in the summer."

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This year's music lineup features some of Israel's top performers. On Wednesday, audiences can enjoy sets from Ethnix and Rinat Bar. On Thursday, Subliminal, Marina and Darwish will take the stage, closing out the festival.

The festival grounds will host dozens of wineries, breweries, and alcohol producers from Israel and around the world, including leading Israeli wineries and international brands, alongside a wide selection of food vendors offering meats, cheeses and cocktails.

Events will take place nightly from 7:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. and are open to attendees 18 and older.

The Beer and Meat Festival offers a vibrant summer experience in the heart of Petah Tikva.