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Tel Aviv celebrates Tu B’Av and couplehood with Kissing Spots

Grab your partner and plant one at these giant, hot-pink picture frames set against the backdrop of the beach

Jessica Steinberg, The Times of Israel's culture and lifestyles editor, covers the Sabra scene from south to north and back to the center

Tel Aviv couples are invited to show their love in Kissing Spots, set up for Tu B'Av, Israel's Valentine's Day, which began Thursday night, July 26 and continues through Friday, July 27 (Courtesy Guy Yechiely)
Tel Aviv couples are invited to show their love in Kissing Spots, set up for Tu B'Av, Israel's Valentine's Day, which began Thursday night, July 26 and continues through Friday, July 27 (Courtesy Guy Yechiely)

Tu B’Av, Israel’s version of Valentine’s Day, is being celebrated Thursday night through Friday, and Tel Aviv is celebrating with Kissing Spots, hot pink, life-size picture frames where couples can show — and capture — their love on camera.

It’s a Tu B’Av version of mistletoe, the green-leafed, Christmas symbol of romance.

The two giant picture frames are set against the backdrop of the sea at Aviv Beach (next to the Manta Ray restaurant) and at HaPisga Park, the grassy expanse overlooking the sea in Jaffa.

All couples and lovers of Tel Aviv are invited to pose with the objects of their affection in the frames, which will remain in place after Tu B’Av.

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