Make a treasured family heirloom, and a marvelous memory with this special experience that celebrates family unity, as well as the individuality of each member, who adds their unique touch to this family project.
Choose from a selection of beautiful and unique seder plate sets in a variety of styles, sizes and shapes, hand made from the clay of the very ground the Jews wandered over 3,300 years ago. Each 7-piece seder plate set is a unique piece of functional art hand made by artist/owner Chaya Esther Ort.
Includes a rich array of rich colors and glazes, a variety of brushes, sponges, stamps, and stencils, instruction and inspiration. Your kiln fired seder plate will be ready for pick up in 3 days.
Create your own piece of functional art on handmade sculptural bisque ware, made from the clay of the Holy Land. Choose from a beautiful selection of artisanal Judaica, tableware and giftware including mugs, cups & saucers, honey jars, tableware, kiddush cup sets, large serving pieces, and major pieces of Judaica, such as menorah, seder plate sets, havdalah sets and candlesticks.
Perfect activity for families and groups of up to 18. No experience needed. Suitable for children and adults ages 3 (really) and up. If you can hold a paint brush, you can do this.
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No previous experience required.
Saturday December 25, 7.30pm-10.30pm (EFRAT)
Wednesday December 29, 6.30pm-9.30pm (JERUSALEM)
Design your own glass pieces and then we melt it together in a special glass kiln.
Your projects will be available to pick up within two weeks.
Choose your project!
Bowls: 100-140 NIS (depends on size)
Trays: 110-140 NIS (depends on size)
Matchbox Covers or Coasters: 75 NIS
Mezuzot: 120 NIS
Square Dish: 160- 190 NIS
Other (if there’s something else you’d like to make please be in touch with us well in advance to see if it’s possible during this venue).
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November 30 at 4pm
Zahara Gardens: Storytime, arts & crafts, music and more with Hagit Maimon.
December 1 at 6pm
Levi Eshkol’s House: Neighborhood candle-lighting with music and donuts!
December 2 at 4.30pm
Nayot: Puppeters silhouette workshop and donut workshop.
December 2 at 8pm
Beit Yehudit on Emek Refaim: A tribute evening for Aliza Lavie’s new book Madlikot.
December 3 at 12pm
Nayot family festival of light and health. Basketball tournament, yoga and zumba workshops and a show.
December 5 at 5pm
Beit Yehudit on Emek Refaim: Kids sports tournament with prizes and donuts!
All events will be run according to the current Health Ministry guidelines.
]]>Avigael will guide you through the process, help you pick your colors and teach you how to use the brushes. All the equipment is provided.
Your kids will design their very own silk painting.
If you’re kids are younger Avigael will draw the pattern for them and then guide them on how to paint. She will work with older kids to help them draw and then paint their own patterns.
Avigael will teach you how to make your own exquisite silk scarf. Choose from an assortment of beautiful patterns that Avigael has in her workshop, or send her a design of your choice.
In the advanced workshop Avigael will guide you through the process of drawing the pattern yourself.
Create your own rectangle silk scarf with a “Marbling Technique”, to dye an original scarf. Available in either silk chiffon, silk crepe, or silk twill.
There’s a choice of two sizes of fabric in each silk, for half or full head covering.
Create your own beautiful silk challah cover. After the workshop Avigael will sew on the cotton lining, ready for you to come and collect a few days later.
]]>“Seeing the Invisible” the first-of-its-kind and largest exhibition of contemporary art works, created using augmented reality technology. Thirteen different Israeli and international artists have joined forces to form this unique exhibition, which will open simultaneously in 12 botanical gardens around the world.
The works will be viewed via a dedicated App which visitors download to their cell or ipad, while wondering through the beautiful botanical gardens. Most of the works are large, and relate to nature, the environment and sustainability.
The exhibit, which runs through to August 2022, fuses together of the physical and digital worlds. It is an initiative of the Jerusalem Botanical Garden and the Outest Fund, with the support of the Jerusalem Foundation.
Alongside the exhibition, there will be a variety of activities for children every day during Hanukkah: the tours in the exhibition are accompanied by an interactive booklet on ecology and the environment.
Experiment with a variety of tools and materials and create your own unique blueprints. Each participant comes out with a sun printed greeting card and wooden dreidel.
]]>The Fifth Edition of The Jerusalem Biennale theme will be Four Cubits (ארבע אמות). In Jewish tradition, the term Four Cubits (ארבע אמות) is used to point out a person’s private space. A cubit, or Ama in Hebrew, is an ancient measurement of length of about 0.5 meters. Therefore, four cubits are about 2 meters- the 2 meter circle surrounding a person is his/her personal space.
Under this title, JB2021’s program will consist of three major components: Venues, PHASEs, and Take Me Home. All three will have both an in-person and online presence.
More information coming soon…
]]>ToMo Candy invites everyone from the age of 6+ to participate in a unique, one of a kind, educational, and interactive (not to mention tasty) master class of making delicious hard candies.
Participants will learn and actively participate in the fascinating procedure of rock candy making and witness the exquisite colours, smells and textures which are an integral part of the final product – delicious candy!
Each participant will create and design their own lollipops and will jointly pour, colour, knead, roll, pull, cut and pack unique shaped, hard candies which they will take home with them (each participant will leave with their own hand-made lollipop as well as with 2 jars of candy prepared during the master class).
ToMo Candy (formerly known as LOL & POP) is the first candy confectionery “master class” in Israel that produces kosher handmade personalized candies! Run by Tony Morris and based in Raanana.
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Roochie Sinai, a Glass Mosaic Artist in Jerusalem invites you to come into her studio and experience an exciting creative workshop filled with color.
Glass Mosaic Art is made with a technique of taking broken glass and creating beautiful pieces of artwork. Roochie guides her guests into creating their own unique pieces and provides tools, Italian glass and wood substrate.
This is a small intimate workshop, for between 5-9 people, designed to channel your inner artist! Each person works on their own project, which they take home at the end of the five-hour session.
Workshops are held in line with the latest Corona guidelines.
Advanced reservations are required.
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Have you ever seen a candle in the shape of a cup of hot cocoa, cupcake or a beer? Now you can make one.
This is the holiday of wax so what better way to celebrate than to create a wax hand souvenir & special decorative candles.
Using small pieces of colored glass you can create your own unique mosaic. Prices vary based on size of mosaic.
Keep an eye out for our special Date Night!
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