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The Mike and Sofia Segal Center for Jewish Culture
The Mike and Sofia Segal Center for Jewish Culture presents a diverse array of activities and events at the museum, catering to the general public, families, and youth. The center is dedicated to creating a community space that embraces diverse identities and cultures through collaborative initiatives in the arts and cultural sectors. This includes lectures, performances, seminars, and more.
The establishment of the cultural center was made possible by the generous support of Mike and Sofia Segal.
Center Manager: Hodaya Serlui hodaya@anumuseum.org.il
Events Calendar
Until 31.12.25
Leni Sonnenfeld, Julia Pirotte: Two Jewish Photographers
Two new documentaries on the photographers Leni Sonnenfeld (by Simona Benyamini) and Julia Pirotte (by Asaf Galay)
16.9.25-9.6.26
Free Webinars for Jewish Educators (Series)
A series of various fascinating online sessions once a month with educators and scholars. (zoom)
Wednesday, 29.10.25 at 6:30pm
From Around the World to One Shared Story - Yom Ha'Aliya
Activities for English, Spanish, French and Russian speaking OLIM
Monday, 17.11.25 at 19:30
Musicals Through Jewish Eyes (in Hebrew)
Stav Meishar-Krimolovsky tells, shows and sings: Broadway shows through Jewish eyes
19.11.25 - 10.6.26
Many Faces of Jewish and Israeli Documentaries (series in Hebrew)
21.11.25 - 12.6.26
Eastern European Jewry: Scenes of Life (in Hebrew)
A New Look at the Old World. Eight sessions on the Jews of Eastern Europe, Fridays mornings with the best of researchers and authors.
Monday, 24.11.25 at 19:30
A Lens of Her Own: Jewish Women Photographers (in Hebrew)
Spotlighting the women behind the lens, with Stav Mishar Krimolovsky
26.11.25 - 20.3.26
Many Faces - Documentary Cinema on Jewish and Israeli Identity - held in Mishkan Raanana
Many Faces - Documentary Cinema on Jewish and Israeli Identity - held in Mishkan Raanana
Tuesday, 23.12.25 at 12:00
A Lens, a Brush, a String: Jewish Women Artists Revealed (Hebrew)
Thursday, 1.1.26 at 19:30
To the End of the World: In Pursuit of Beloved Childhood Heroes (in Hebrew)
Dvorit Shargal, filmmaker and author, on her works on photographer Anna Riwkin-Brick
