About Bonire
Bonire is a multilingual guide to what is on in Israel — concerts, theatre, cinema, exhibitions, stand-up, classical music, ballet, talks, kids events and festivals, in one schedule.
What it does
Most listings in Israel live on the site of a single venue, a single promoter or a single ticketing platform. Bonire collects them into one schedule so a question like “what is on in Tel Aviv this weekend” can be answered in one place instead of a dozen.
Every listing is normalised into the same shape: date and time in the venue’s timezone, venue and address, price when it is published, a link to the seller, performers, description and images. Titles are kept in English, Russian and Hebrew wherever the source provides them.
Where the data comes from
Listings are gathered from publicly available sources: venue and theatre websites, cinema schedules, organiser pages, ticketing systems and the public Instagram accounts of venues. Images are copied to Bonire’s own storage rather than linked from the source, so a page does not break when the original is moved.
Bonire does not sell tickets and is not a box office. Every listing links out to whoever actually sells the ticket, and the transaction happens there.
What to keep in mind
Prices and availability are snapshots of what a source published when it was last read. They change, and the seller’s page is always the authority. Mistakes in the source are reproduced here — if something looks wrong, it probably is, and reporting it is the fastest way to get it fixed.
Who runs it
Bonire is made by two people; the site is operated by one of them as a private individual, not a company. There is no support desk — mail reaches a person directly at [email protected].