Day Workshop and Show with Orka | Circles

The workshop invites participants to open, release, and activate their inner and physical voices in a safe, supportive space. Through vocal exercises, group work, and movement, participants will explore the expressive possibilities contained within the voice and strengthen their connection to themselves and those around them.

The session is led by Orka, a musician, singer-songwriter, and facilitator who has spent many years exploring the ritual and spiritual dimensions of singing. In her work with audiences in Israel and around the world, she creates spaces that invite people to open their voices, express their uniqueness, and experience a deep connection with themselves and others.

The workshop is part of “Circles”—a series of intimate gatherings, the first of their kind at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem, inviting people to connect through music, movement, and voice. It is a vibrant, experiential space that allows participants to slow down, listen, and reconnect with their individual and collective voices.

Doors open: 13:30
Workshop: 14:00–17:30

Following the workshop, an evening performance will take place—Orka Hosts Nadav Dagon

A live musical encounter connecting voice, rhythm, movement, and improvisation with Orka’s moving texts. Join us for an evening of live music and shared energy, as part of a spiral that continues to unfold.

Doors open: 20:00
Performance: 21:00–23:00

Just before Rosh Hashanah evening, everyone is invited to pause, listen, and gather for an encounter with music, voice, and movement—to meet in a space that allows us to turn our gaze inward and direct our hearts toward the new year. Join us for a gentle space of exploration, experimentation, and connection with the power of the shared voice.

Accessibility contact: Vadim Timerman
Phone: 054-4982416