Screening, for the first time in Israel, of the Romanian film "Poppy Field" at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque
TLVFest - The International LGBTQ Film Festival organizes, between June 9-12, 2021, at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque, a special film event called “Pride Weekend”, dedicated to LGBTQ-themed films. The Romanian film Poppy Field (2020, directed by Eugen Jebeleanu), winner and
”Pages of history” - Synagogues of Timișoara
Following the success of the previous episodes of the series Pages of history, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv continues this new series of online events, dedicated to synagogues in Romania, as well as to the Jewish cultural and architectural heritage in Romania,
"Cinema café" at RCI Tel Aviv: Interactive online screening of the documentary "Beyond the fence. The story of a Holocaust survivor”
The Romanian Cultural Institute (RCI) in Tel Aviv organized, on April 6th, 2020, in a new edition of the online Romanian Cafe series, held via live streaming on the official Facebook page of RCI Tel Aviv - https: //www. facebook. com/icr. telaviv/, an event dedicated to
”Keep calm and continue to learn Romanian!” – new online Romanian classes
Given the current situation worldwide, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv adapts its activity to the present realities and will organize Romanian language classes online, using zoom platform. Thus, in the period November 2020 – March 2021, we will organize 3 groups,
Francophonie Day 2021 - online screening of the film "Somewhere in Palilula"
Somewhere in Palilula, the cinematographic debut of the famous Romanian theater director Silviu Purcărete, will be broadcasted online, for the first time in Israel, with the support of Romanian Cultural Institute (RCI) in Tel Aviv, on the occasion of the Francophone Film
International Holocaust Remembrance Day: "My Illusions" - film screening and online discussion about the Bucharest Pogrom
The Romanian Cultural Institute (RCI) in Tel Aviv organizes the online screening of the documentary My Illusions, in collaboration with the platform ”The Future of Memory”, founded by Olga Stefan. At the end of the screening, there will be an online discussion, moderated
80 years since the Pogrom of Bucharest. Commemoration through the work of Marcel Janco (Iancu)
On 24th of January, from 19. 00, the Embassy of Romania invites you to follow our online event:„80 years since the Pogrom of Bucharest. Commemoration through the work of Marcel Janco (Iancu)”On 21-23 January 1941, Bucharest was the scene of one of the darkest chapters
“From Victory Avenue to Hollywood” - Dov Hoenig at Romanian Café online series
The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is honored to invite you to a new edition of Romanian Cafe online series, which will take place online on January 19, 2021, at 17:00, in Hebrew, with live streaming on our official Facebook page: The event will be dedicated to
Pages of history – the Synagogues of Oradea
Considering the success of the pilot event called Mediaș Synagogue - a page of history, which took place on September 27th, 2020, the Romanian Cultural Institute (RCI) in Tel Aviv intends to launch, on December 17th, 2020, starting with 17:00 hours , a new series of projects
Masters of Romanian visual art and their stories, presented online by Art Society
A series of video materials will expose, in a unique way, the stories of several Romanian visual artists. The presentations, made especially for the online environment, are published, starting with December 3rd, 2020, using the communication channels of the Romanian Cultural
Celebration of the National Day of Romania with a concert performed by Alexandru Tomescu
In order to celebrate the National Day of Romania, one of the most important dates in the calendar of public and cultural diplomacy, and also taking into account the restrictions imposed globally, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv (RCI Tel Aviv) will broadcast
Romania's participation in the International Photography Festival in Tel Aviv, November 9th-21st, 2020
The International Photography Festival, Israel’s largest photography event, will be taking place this year for the eighth time. Following the worldwide Coronavirus pandemic, this year's edition of the International Photography Festival will feature a unique format.