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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

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

Romanian art collective Apparatus 22 will participate at the Open Days event taking place in the period May 31 – June 2, 2019 at the exhibition space of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, as well as at the Fresh Paint Contemporary Art Fair at Ganei Hataarucha

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv wishes to pay tribute to the Jewish soldiers and doctors who fought bravely in the Romanian Army during the First World War, while celebrating October 25, the Day of the Romanian Army. 2018 is a special year, marking both 100 years

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, in collaboration with the City Hall of Zikhron Ya'akov, AMIR and HOR Israel, will organize, on September 27th, an event dedicated to celebrating the Centenary of the Great Union, under the title of A Romanian Fall in Zikhron

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, in collaboration with the Karov Theatre, is honored to invite you on Sunday, November 26th, 2017, at 17:00, at the institute, for an intriguing and fascinating lecture entitled “First Person Theatre, from Monodrama to the

Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv will host, between October 18th - November 23rd 2017, the exhibition called ” Voyages on easel” by Romanian artist Sorin Adam. The exhibition will include approximately 20 medium-size works, oils and pastels, meant to celebrate

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, in collaboration with A. M. I. R. – The United Organization of Romanian Jews in Israel (r. a), invites you to the a cultural panel entitled “The artistic career of a Jewish director”, with the participation of Romanian

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, in collaboration with A. M. I. R. - The United Organization of Romanian Jews in Israel (r. a), invites you to the conference Goldfaden's theatre, from the Romanian to the American tradition delivered by Romanian theatre

With the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, the electro-fusion band Crowd Control will be present in Israel to perform a concert at the Moadon Ashan Hazman (17 Anielewicz St. ) in the Old City of Beer Sheva on June 24th, at 22:00.  Free entrance,