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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 has the pleasure to present, to the Israeli public, the Romanian writer and sociologist Dan Lungu, within the framework of the European Book Club project, organized by EUNIC Israel. The meeting will take place on the 10th of December,

Jerusalem Design Week is initiated by the Hansen House for Design, Media and Technology (www. hansen. co. il), and is taking place between June 13-20, 2019 in Jerusalem. Last years events (2016- 2018), were very successful with over 20,000 visitors during the week and a

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, in collaboration with Piatra Neamț Municipality, Children’s Palace in Piatra Neamț and Lod Municipality, will host, in the period 06. 12. 2018 – 18. 01. 2019, the painting and drawing exhibition “Bridges of color” by

Another Look - The Restored European Film Project is a tribute to the endeavors of film archives across Europe, whose responsibility is to protect the audiovisual heritage of their respective countries. Under the aegis of the European Union, and in collaboration with local

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 presents the exhibition „Flowers and landscapes”, comprising drawings and watercolors by Livia Kessler, inspired by her trips in Romania. The exhibition will be open to the public between February 3rd and March 5th, 2015,

The 27th edition of the Jerusalem International Book Fair will take place between February 8-12, 2015 at the Jerusalem First Station Complex. The Romanian stand at the Fair is organized by the Romanian Ministry of Culture, books from the following publishing houses being

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv proudly supports the program ”Romanian Films at Cinematheques in Israel” in partnership with the Tel Aviv Cinematheque, in collaboration with Jerusalem Cinematheque, Haifa Cinematheque, Holon Cinematheque. The event will be

Invitation: the symposium Jewish-Romanian Architects in Bucharest of the Interwar Period and book launch Harry Stern and Architectural Modernism in BucharestMarch 3rd, 15:00-19:00Venue: Faculty Council Hall, Segoe Bd. Floor 2, Faculty of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion,

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv in collaboration with Keshet Eilon Music Center and the Israeli Opera in Tel Aviv are proud to announce the participation of the young Romanian violinist, Răzvan-Ionuţ Anemţoaei at Keshet Eilon International Violin and String

In 2011, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is participating with its own book stand at the Jerusalem International Book Fair, apart from the national stand, organized under the auspices of the Romanian Ministry of Culture and National Patrimony. Our stand will