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Between October-December 2025, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv will organize new classes of Romanian as a foreign language, held in a hybrid format (simultaneously at the Institute and on zoom), for beginner level (A1) and pre intermediate (A2. 1) as follows:-

Our next courses will start on October 15th (after the Jewish holidays) and the registration period will begin on September 15th, 2025. Between May-July 2025, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv will organize new classes of Romanian as a foreign language, held in

On December 26th, 2022 and January 2nd, 2023, the Romanian Cultural Institute (RCI) in Tel Aviv  will be closed to public due to winter holidays.  Thank you for your understanding and we look forward to seeing you in the next few days. RCI team

The Jerusalem International Film Festival, one of the most prestigious events of its kind to take place in Israel, is being held between July 21-31st, 2022, at the Jerusalem Cinematheque and other locations in Jerusalem. Following the success of the Romanian movies during

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv continued its series “Feminine voices in Israeli literature” with the presentation of the book “My life as a Nomad. Where is Home?” by Mary Smith (pseudonym for Romanian born Israeli author Brigitte Battat, born in Bucharest).

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is presenting the exhibition “Romanian Heritage – A Journey in Time” by Beverley-Jane Stewart, between 06. 12. 2021 – 07. 02. 2022, at RCI Tel Aviv Gallery (8 Shaul Hamelech Blvd, 6th floor). Dedicated to celebrating

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 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

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