A series of workshops, lectures, and activities at the Tiberias 15 Community Center in Haifa, from September 2 to October 8, 2026. The activities focus on creativity, finances, birds, and cinema.
Join the activities at Tiberias 15 Community Center! A wide range of events, workshops, classes, lectures, and activities for all ages!
Sowing a New Year – A Collage Gathering Ahead of Rosh Hashanah
Tiberias 15 | Cost: 111 NIS
Among everything we choose to cut out, we also choose what to nurture. Through collage, materials, and imagery, we will create a personal work marking a new beginning—not by trying to predict the future, but by choosing what we want to nourish in the coming year.
With Alexandra Rudstein, a Haifa-based artist and fashion designer.
Saving and Investing for Families
Tiberias 15 | Cost: 20 NIS
The capital market has long ceased to be the exclusive domain of experts. It is part of all our lives through our pensions, continuing-education funds, investment provident funds, and savings plans.
Come learn, in simple language and without any prior knowledge, how to make better financial decisions regarding savings products. The meeting will also cover continuing-education funds, provident funds, savings plans for every child, basic principles of investing in the capital market, and what happens to our money after we turn 120.
With Yevgeny Sorkin, an independent financial planner.
Giraffe in the Living Room – The Language of Birds
Tiberias 15 | Cost: Pay-what-you-can lecture
The language of birds offers us humans a way to understand the complex communication system of the animal world. In the first part, we will spend time outdoors, listening to and meeting our winged teachers. In the second part, we will hear a lecture about the various layers of the language of birds.
With Eitan Rubinstein, an instructor in the Language of Birds course.
Giraffe in the Living Room – “Sweet and Sour”
Tiberias 15 | Cost: Pay-what-you-can lecture
Screening of the short film Sweet and Sour, followed by a conversation with its creator, Yoav Elkan, who was diagnosed at age 13 with high-functioning autism. The film documents his and his parents’ process of coming to terms with the new situation.
For more information and registration for the activities: 04-8507785
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