Events

Romanian-born singing sensation Sanda Weigl blends gypsy music, cabaret, klezmer and jazz, reflecting her own life story in every moment of her performance. Accompanied by her new band, Sanda takes the Romanian songs she grew up hearing on the streets of Bucharest to a truly

With the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, the new Romanian cinema will debute two new director at the Haifa International Film Festival 2011 (27th edition) - Morgen (2010, Romania, France, Hungary), 100 min, director Marian Crişan The debut feature

Eduard Stan, an internationally acclaimed Romanian piano player, will perform a series of four solo recitals in Israel, in September 2011, with the support of the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv. The repertory comprises works by George Enescu, Franz Liszt, Frédéric

In view of the national Caragiale year 2012 (1852 - 1912), Karov Theatre and the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv invite the public to the premiere of the comedy בקרנבל/Off the Carnival. Nine Israeli actors (among them Moran Rosenblat, recently awarded the

On the occasion of the International Children's Day, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv hosts the exhibition „Children's Season, which includes 120 works painted on paper or cardboard, in tempera or aquarelle. The works belong to the pupils of the Lauder

From August 15th to 27th 2011, The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv has the pleasure to invite you to the Romanian stand within the 36th edition of the international Jerusalem Arts and Crafts Festival. The Romanian craftspeople Marian Lungu, Anamaria Ardeleanu, Anca

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

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is proud to be a partner in the European street art project DETOUR. The event is a collaboration between the European Union, Romania, Hungary, Poland, Belgium, France, Great Britain and Israel - the municipality of Holon and the

TLVFest, International LGBT Film Festival, hosted by the Tel Aviv Cinematheque and LGBT Center between the 11th and the 18th of June 2011, will gather 50 feature films and 53 short films, as well as 9 special sessions of short films, from 22 countries. Romania will be present

The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, in collaboration with the Municipality of Nesher and the Heichal Hatarbut Nesher, invite the public to the launch and presentation of the anthology Jewish Folktales (Coresi, Bucureşti 2010) and book illutrations by Ioana Stana.