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Millions of books, manuscripts. archives, photos and rare archives are just a click away!
Tours for the general public
Every week we will be offering a guided tour in English for the general public.
We invite you to join our weekly guided tours.
Get to know the new home of Israel's greatest cultural treasures. Discover your story, and our story.
Tour duration: 1.5 hours
A concert at the National Library of Israel
Guy Mezig, known in Israel as the "Prince of Groove" and the "King of Funk", is one of the best musicians currently active in this country.
A former member of HaDorbanim ("The Porcupines"), Mezig has released two successful solo albums and has also been involved in producing some of Israel's biggest concert performances, including the Kaveret reunion, the tribute to Arik Einstein and more.
Mezig is one of Israel's standout musical artists, with a long, impressive list of danceable hits. His groove-based and humor-laden stage show has developed a cult following.
Price: 130 ₪
Special discounts for evacuees, contact: 074-7336170
Red Orbach and his band perform live at the National Library of Israel
These days, it's difficult to find the words. Sometimes you have to let the music do the talking. Red Orbach and his famous Red Band will be lifting everyone's spirits with a set full of well-known hits at the National Library of Israel.
Oren Kessler, author of "Palestine 1936: The Great Revolt and the Roots of the Middle East Conflict", wins 2024 Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature
The National Library of Israel is documenting the events of October 7 and their aftermath. We are also documenting the response of Jewish communities worldwide.
Beginning April 7, entry to the reading halls will only be permitted to those in possession of a library card.
