Program

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is inviting the audiences, on June 2 and 5, 2012 to three exceptional concerts performed by the Transylvania State Philharmonic Choir of Cluj at the Israel Festival, held in Jerusalem. For over four decades, the Transylvania State

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv and Israel - Romania Writers' Association are inviting poets, editors, literary critics and the public to the Round Table entitled “A literary evening - the poetry of Denisa Comănescu”. The event will take place on the

On the 08th of May 2012, between 12 p. m. - 6 p. m. , The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv and The Embassy of Romania in Israel will participate, with a desk at the event dedicated to the Europe Day at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. At the desk, the RCI in

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, The Israeli Opera and Rose Music Library in Jerusalem are organizing a month-long program of canto lessons and opera recitals for a young Romanian opera singer, in Israel. During his stay in Israel, Bogdan Zaharia (born 1979)

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv invites professionals, journalists and the general public to The international conference titled The Jewish World in Romanian Literature, taking place at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, February 14-15 (program attached). In

The project , by Lea Rasovszky, can be seen at the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv until January 31st, 2012. The project was developed during the month of November at the Artists´ Residence Herzliya, within the first artist in residence program organized in Israel

You are cordially invited to a special Opera Recital in honor of The National Day of Romania Performed by: Mirela Grădinaru, soprano – Israeli Opera, Tel Aviv Sorin Lupu, tenor – Romanian National Opera, Bucharest Fülöp Márton, bariton – Romanian National Opera,

On November 8, starting 12 noon, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, in parteneship with A. M. I. R. (The Unitary Organization of Jews from Romania) and the Rosh Pina Local Council, organize a round table titled The Primacy of Romanian Alya. 130 years since the

After the fall of communism, Romania experienced a resurrection of Jewish studies, a topic that used to be taboo previous to 1990. Various academic centers were opened for the study of Jewish history and culture (BA and MA), and many young people opted for this specialization,

The Romanian Cultural Institute organizes Romanian language, culture and civilization courses in the 12th century citadel of Braşov. The program is organized in collaboration with the Faculty of Letters of Transilvania University - Braşov, Mureşenilor Memorial House and

With the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv and the Department for Inter-ethnic Relations, Romanian Government the traditional dance group „Albăstrița/Búzavirág/Cornflower from Braşov participate in the Karmiel International Dance Festival in northern

Romanian students participate in the Kinneret Regional Project (KRP) - archaeological excavations in Tel Kinrot and Horvat Hur The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv supports the academic research in the field of biblical archeology in Israel. For the second consecutive