Events
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Hikaru Dorodango Workshop
A Hikaru dorodango workshop where participants can experience the ancient Japanese art of creating mud balls and connecting to the earth around them
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A Guided Tour for Families: The City’s Birthday
Unique family tour adapted to children aged 6 to 12 and their parents
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Hunters Gatherers: Stories and Imagery from the City
Experience Tel Aviv-Jaffa from an extraordinary and captivating perspective in the " Hunters Gatherers" course, led by Ilanit Shemia
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Tales in Silhouette: Shadow Puppetry Workshop for Kids
Discover the enchantment of shadow theater at the Tel Aviv-Yafo City Museum! Join a captivating workshop that merges the city's story collection with the art of theater to create a unique performance
Story Deposit
The exhibition presents the main events that took place in the history of the city of Tel-Aviv-Jaffa, about the values, diversity, complexity and tensions that characterize the city in the past and in the present. The exhibition is located on the entrance floor (the first floor) and on the floor above.
Story of the week
I want to red itAbout the Museum
The City Museum opens its doors in the revitalized Bialik Square as an urban cultural center, connecting public and private heritage, urban innovation and artistic expression. The museum will act as a participatory arena and as a center of accumulated knowledge, with the aim of stimulating a fresh and valuable discourse and celebrating the documentation and interpretation of the city's heritage reflected in the stories.
Residents of the city and its guests will take part in the formation of the collection, in the public program and in the branches of the museum throughout the city. The museum will enable research and discovery of the spirit that characterizes Tel Aviv-Yafo, will reflect the city and its neighborhoods and will connect spaces, experiences and memories.
News and Updates
Born on the streets of Tel Aviv, the Walking Man paved the way for current urban activism. His visual language and actions around the city raised the public's awareness of urban planning priorities, and generated civil actions
The name of the current exhibition, "Work and Leisure", was inspired by the essay "Courage for the Poor", written by Leah Goldberg in 1938 in the newspaper "Torim". 4 curators, 27 creators, 13 groups and 10 family business stories come together for one exhibition. The craft and Leisure, which exist in the city side by side, allow it to grow into the unique and familiar, intimate and public, renewing and inspiring city that we all know.