Israeli museums will open their doors free of charge on May 18, offering a wide range of activities inspired by the annual theme: 'Museums, Uniting a Divided World.'
Celebrating "International Comic Book Day" at the Israeli Cartoon and Comics Museum in Holon, with a special event dedicated entirely to comic culture. Today, Saturday, May 9, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM.
"Woe to the song, woe to the song if it has no, has no echo." Shemer always wanted her songs to be performed in "communal singing" and is considered by many as the "national poet."
The public is invited to return to the cinema halls at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque and the shared viewing experience on the big screen. The screening schedule is updated regularly on the Cinematheque website, according to the weekly program.
Tamara Mielnik, daughter of Holocaust survivors, provides choreography and artistic direction for this touching dance creation, inspired by the writings of the great Jewish-Polish educator Janusz Korczak.
A series of activities, based on the works of Marcel Janco, has been prepared for you by the Janco Dada Museum's education department. Visit the museum's website and enjoy.
Virtual exhibition tours, the new collections portal, DIY workshops, lectures, and more – the museum delivered to your home
A comedic drama built like a juicy layer cake of conflicts, revealed one by one on stage. It is a funny, witty play that looks ironically at theater and life.
The musical "The Pajama Game", as its annual production, will be staged by the Light Opera Group of the Negev in English with Hebrew subtitles, and will tour the country starting from February 22nd.
The Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra, in collaboration with 'Opera Piccola' and Opera in Williamsburg, Virginia, presents 'Don Pasquale,' conducted by David Miller
We missed it, and it's back – despite all the challenges, Estonian artists continue to come to Israel to perform superb concerts and allow us all to enjoy the unifying power of culture. February 13-28, 2026.
We missed it, and it's back again – despite all the challenges, Estonian artists continue to come to Israel, perform excellent concerts, and allow us all to enjoy the unifying power of culture. February 13-28, 2026