To mark another decade of cooperation with Germany, Liebling Haus is hosting Beit HaAmudim for an evening of jazz performances spread throughout the building. Performances by Yuval Drabkin Quartet, Katia Toobool Quintet, Yuval Cohen Quartet & More.

An evening on Jerusalem Boulevard in Jaffa will explore Palestinian heritage through Shmuel Groag’s research, focusing on the city’s identity before 1948 and its place in urban memory.

A workshop of observation and learning in Ruth Garden. Together we’ll explore and decode the garden, using our senses to rediscover a familiar place and deepen our understanding of our living environment.

A workshop for families inviting participants to look anew at the urban garden and nature in Tel Aviv-Yafo. We will explore the surrounding space through drawing, movement, and sensory activities, observe plants, animals, and veteran trees, and think together about how we can imagine an urban future

The city has a sound that accompanies our presence in its streets. In the workshop, we will listen to the city, pay attention to the sounds that accompany our time outside, treat them as a soundtrack, and translate those sounds into short, personal texts about the listening experience.

An evening on how public space design can inspire civic life, with landscape architects Robin Winogrond (Zurich) and Yael Bar-Maor (Tel Aviv), marking 100 years to Sir Patrick Geddes’ 1925 masterplan for Tel Aviv

An urban planning workshop inspired by Patrick Geddes invites participants to discover how ecological and humanistic ideas shape everyday life in the city and to practice creative thinking by planning a Tel Aviv neighborhood.

The exhibition unfolds throughout the entire building, allowing a close encounter with Patrick Geddes' planning and social vision for the city of Tel Aviv – from history and research, through current interpretations in Tel Aviv and around the world, to thoughts about the city's future.

In the 11thexhibition at the Liebling Haus Project Room, celebrating 100 years of the Geddes plan, Arch. Agata Woźniczka presents an installation that envisions what Sir Patrick Geddes, Tel Aviv's legendary city planner (1925), might think of the White City's development and how he would address it.

A unique cultural event, now in its fourth year, showcasing the best of contemporary European literature. During times of crisis and war in Europe and Israel, we turn to literature and listen to stories of love in all its forms: family, romance, love of nature, divinity, and beyond.

The event explores the planned housing mix in the new Sde Dov neighborhood and the broader challenge of urban planning in Israel: creating diverse, balanced, and viable communities. Short talks and a speakers’ panel invite active audience participation.

A durational performance with actors in each 2nd-floor gallery room, delivering monologues to individual viewers, exploring human encounters as artistic acts and the uniqueness of the theatrical event.

A durational performance with actors in each 2nd-floor gallery room, delivering monologues to individual viewers, exploring human encounters as artistic acts and the uniqueness of the theatrical event.

A durational performance with actors in each 2nd-floor gallery room, delivering monologues to individual viewers, exploring human encounters as artistic acts and the uniqueness of the theatrical event.

The first evening in a series of four hybrid PechaKucha meetings focusing on the challenges of community housing and models of affordable housing in metropolitan cities, such as the twin cities of Tel Aviv-Yafo and Frankfurt.

Join us for a festive evening unveiling the Sde Dov plans – Israel’s largest emerging urban neighborhood. The event includes short lectures and roundtable discussions, inviting active engagement with key planning issues.