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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
Cultural Events
A Screening of Swedishkayt: YidLife Crisis in Stockholm
Wednesday, September 23, 2026 at 8pm
Watch Canadian comedy duo YidLife Crisis in Swedishkayt, a warm and hilarious exploration of 250 years of Jewish culture, language, and resilience in Sweden.
Hatikva: Hope Reborn - Dr. Astrith Baltsan
Thursday, September 24 at 7pm
From the Diaspora to Israel through ancient prayers, Romanian folk songs, classical music, and all the way to hip-hop: the journey of the national anthem in a fascinating performance with Dr. Astrith Baltsan.
My Brother, My Sister: Living Memory, Art and Inspiration
September 29 - October 4
An initiative bringing the personal voices of bereaved siblings to the forefront for the first time across 78 years, using art installations that reflect grief, strength, and the choice to live. Free admission.
Kids and Family
Saturdays at ANU
Saturdays at 10am
Visit ANU with the children, and enjoy a lovely, educational refreshing Saturday morning together
*Outside the Museum*: ANU Workshops at the Israeli Sukkah in the Tel Aviv Port
נמל תל אביב 28.9 עד 1.10
ANU's Koret Center Workshops at the Israeli Sukkah of Yahadut'a and Beit Tefilah Israeli in the Tel Aviv Port during Chol Hamoed Sukkot
Events in Russian
The Korol Dynasty: Launch of Mikhail Korol’s New Book
Wednesday, September 16, 2026 at 7pm
A book launch event for Mikhail Korol's The Korol Dynasty, presenting a creative, multi-genre approach to preserving family memory alongside illustrations by Tina Sinderlovskaya.
"Nikolai Gumilyov: The Man Who Read the Iliad to the End"
Tuesday, September 22, 2026 at 7pm
Tel Aviv premiere of Elena Yakovich’s documentary on the life, travels, and tragic end of the uncompromising Russian poet Nikolai Gumilyov.
The Walks "Anchors" Art Lab (Ages 12–18)
September 27-October 1
"Anchors" Art Lab by The Walks at the ANU Museum: 5 days of creativity, theater, and self-discovery for teens aged 12–18 (in Russian).
Series
Old World, New Looks: Eastern European Jewry (in Hebrew)
November 20 2026 - June 4 2027
A follow-up series once a month on Friday morning: 8 sessions examining the encounter between past and present in Eastern European Jewish culture and heritage.
Many Faces: Documentaries on Jewish and Israeli Identity **Outside the Museum**
November 25, 2026 - March 19, 2027
Many Faces - Documentary Cinema on Jewish and Israeli Identity - held in Mishkan Raanana