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 The 2018 edition of “Sha’ar” International Poetry Festival will take place between 22-24. 11. 2018 at cultural locations in Jaffa. This year’s edition will focus on the theme of “Identity” and will include in its program both Israeli and international poets.

With the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, Romanian jazz musician Lucian Ban and American violist Mat Maneri, Grammy Awards nominee, will perform Transylvanian Concert during the Jerusalem Jazz Festival, which will take place between December 14-16,

The human soul is the most fascinating thing that exists in my mind, an infinite riddle that shall never be solved; interminable layers that vary from person to person. From a young age I have been observing people, in an attempt to comprehend feelings and thoughts, relationships

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv supports the presence of the trumpet player Sergiu Cârstea at Yofi-Brass Festival organized at Ra’anana Music Center between the 16th and the18th of September 2015. The program of the festival comprises concerts and master classes

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv and Chamber Music Center – Israel Conservatory of Music are proud to announce the Israeli debut and tour of Arcadia Quartet, 26, 28 and 29 June, 2013. Each of the four musicians of the Arcadia Quartet: Ana Török (b. 1984, Baia

In January 2011, the Israeli public will have the opportunity to enjoy the music composed by the Romanian musicians Iancu Dumitrescu and Ana-Maria Avram, with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv and in cooperation with the musician Ilan Volkov and

Romanian Taraf de Haïdouks was invited to perform two concerts in Israel in Haifa on the 2nd of June, and in Jerusalem, on June the 3rd, within the 2008 Israel Festival. The group of twelve Gypsy lăutari (traditional musicians), originating from the Romanian village Clejani,

With its central headquarters in Bucharest, the Romanian Cultural Institute has been evolving continuously over the past years and today it is represented in 19 major cities abroad: Beijing, Berlin, Brussels, Budapest, Szeged, Chisinau, Istanbul, Lisbon, London, Madrid,

With its central headquarters in Bucharest, the Romanian Cultural Institute evolved continuously over the past years and today it is represented in 19 major cities abroad: Berlin, Beijing, Brussels, Budapest, Szeged, Chisinau, Istanbul, Lisbon, London, Madrid, New York,