Tu B'Av

‘Al Pri Gafna’: Tu B’Av wine wonders in the Land of Israel - opinion

Where do grapes come in? Grapes are for making wine, and wine has a biblical holiday too: Tu B’Av, which occurs at the beginning of the grape harvest in July-August.

An illustrative image of people drinking wine.
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Tu B'Av love story: How two Jerusalem retirees found love after a lifetime apart

A pair of tigers. Illustration.

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Tu B'Av: Everything you need to know about the Jewish holiday of love and romance - explainer

Tu B'Av is often considered a Jewish version of Valentine's Day. But this ancient holiday has its own distinct traditions and practices, which have evolved until today. Here's what you should know.

 A flower shop owner is seen arranging roses for a customer on Tu B'Av, the Jewish holiday of love, in Jerusalem, on August 15, 2019.

New home products and special offers

From trendy dining tables perfect for small spaces to professional-grade kitchen mixers and romantic flower arrangements for Tu B'Av, these new products and deals have you covered.

Show your love with flowers

In honor of Tu B'Av, Gan-Guru Zoo offers romantic night tours of Australian animals

The zoo is offering a special overnight package in August in honor of the Jewish festival of love, Tu B'Av.

 Love Week at Gan Guru Zoo in honor of Tu B'Av.

Tu B'Av: How to strengthen relationships and hold on to love

What is the meaning of Tu B’Av for those who have been through that initial stage and come out the other side?

 KEEP THE spark alive via curiosity.

Tu B'Av: Childhood sweethearts share the secrets to successful marriage

Maariv spoke with four married couples who met in their teens and are still together today.

 Illustrative image of a married couple.