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Between 22. 07 – 27. 09. 2024, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is organizing and hosting the painting exhibition called ”Surrealism, music and flowers” showing the works of Romanian-born Israeli artist, Paul I. Simo. The exhibition opening takes place

The International Jaffa Jazz Festival takes place between October 5-7, 2023 in various locations in Tel Aviv-Yafo. Following the success of the previous editions, the Israeli organizers have selected the Romanian musician Sorin Zlat to perform in the international program

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is excited to invite you to the pop-up fair “Wonderful World”, showcasing unique creations for women and children by local entrepreneurs. Join us on Friday, June 3, between 10:30-13:00 on Shaul Hamelech 8, 6th floor.

TLVFest – The International LGBTQ Film Festival was held between 11-20th of November, 2021, at the Tel Aviv Cinematheque and is considered to br one of the most important events of its kind throughout the Middle East. With the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute

The Arava International Film Festival will take place in the period 3-13. 11. 2021, in the Asush Nature Reserve in the Arava Desert. With the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, Romania will be represented in this year’s edition by the film “Întregalde”,

The Haifa International Film Festival will take place between September 19-28, 2021 in various cultural locations in Haifa. The international program will include a record number of Romanian films, screened in Israel with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in

The Jerusalem International Film Festival, one of the most prestigious events of its kind to take place in Israel,  will be held between August 24th and September 4th, 2021, at the Jerusalem Cinematheque and other locations in Jerusalem. Following the success of the Romanian

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

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

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

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

Given the current situation worldwide, the Romanian Cultural Institute (RCI) in Tel Aviv adapts its cultural activity to the present realities and will organize, for the next period, the “Romanian Cafe” series of events online, via its official Facebook page. The next