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Join us for a festive opening of the new exhibition, "The Generous Stream." Through archival photographs and contemporary documentation, the exhibition tells the fascinating story of the Na'aman Stream—from the swamps and wetlands of the 1930s and 40s, through years of pollution and environmental damage, to the extensive ecological restoration that brought the stream back to life.
Artist Koby Sibony’s beautiful studio will host an experiential creative workshop led by artist Kim Goldberg. Participants will explore free-form creation using watercolors and ink on mineral paper.
The olive harvest in the Galilee is one of autumn's most prominent signs of autumn —alongside blooming squill flowers, cool evening breezes, and the shifting quality of the light.
An event celebrating the opening of a new art exhibition by Kim Goldberg, curated by Koby Sibony. The works are created on mineral paper using ink and watercolors.
Sculptor Varda Yatom invites you to create a beautiful, Moroccan-inspired ceramic Menorah under her guidance.
A gathering of creativity, woodcarving, good company, and local wine.
At the Wood Carving Workshop in pastoral Yodfat — nestled beside a natural woodland and enveloped in the quiet autumn air — you are invited to slow down, connect with the wood, and work with your hands.
Walied Khoury, a blacksmith and artisan, invites you to a unique experience that blends art, tradition, and a compelling personal story.
What happens when different materials meet and transform into a single sculpture? International sculptor Varda Yatom invites you to her gallery in Kibbutz Sasa — a space filled with sculptures where material, form, and ideas converge in surprising ways.
Haviva Seligson invites you to a creative session at her new Yodfat studio to explore manual printmaking. Over two hours, we will explore the linocut technique, design and carve linoleum blocks, and see how a handmade image becomes a print on paper.
You are invited to visit the new sculpture exhibition, "Hidden Garden," and join a gallery talk with the sculptor, Yael Netanel. Yael Netanel is an Israeli ceramic sculptor who has been working for decades at Kibbutz Kfar Masaryk in the Western Galilee.
Sometimes, an unseen hand intervenes in the pot, and from among the various bundles and papers placed inside, something entirely new emerges.
