ZOA House, Cultural center and theatre in Tel Aviv, Israel
ZOA House is a cultural center and theatre in Tel Aviv featuring multiple performance halls, conference rooms, and gallery spaces throughout its building. The facilities are equipped with contemporary technical systems that support a wide range of events and presentations.
The house was founded in 1952 by the Zionist Organization of America as a cultural meeting place for Tel Aviv. Architect Meir Horman designed the building with this purpose in mind from the start.
The space serves as a gathering point for local and visiting artists, where theatrical performances and exhibitions reflect contemporary and traditional creative expression. Visitors encounter a mix of works that speak to the city's diverse communities and artistic interests.
The venue sits in a central location that is easy to access from different parts of the city. Visitors should check what events are happening on their planned visit day, as the program changes regularly.
The building includes a restaurant with buffet service where visitors can eat between workshops and shows without leaving the premises. This combination of venue and dining space makes for a practical and social experience during a full day of activities.
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