
DECEMBER 29-31, 2024
Origami Festival for the Whole Family this Hanukkah at the Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem
The Museum of Tolerance Jerusalem hosted a unique Origami Festival in collaboration with the Israeli Origami Center during the Hanukkah holiday from December 29 to 31, 2024.
The festival featured engaging and fun-packed family activities inspired by the values of tolerance and shared creativity. The creative space was decorated with nine colorful cranes forming a giant Hanukkah menorah.
Activities included:
A candle-folding workshop where participants created an origami menorah.
A spinning pinwheel folding workshop.
Hourly storytime for children, hosted by an actress, featuring the tale of "A Strange Man with a Big Heart," a story about embracing differences.
At the end of the story, the children folded a red origami heart.
Pricing:
15 NIS per child aged 3 and above.
Free entry for up to two accompanying adults per child.
Family package: 4 children for 50 NIS (instead of 60 NIS), with up to 2 accompanying adults.
Dates and Hours:
December 29–31, 2024.
12:00–16:00.
Storytime took place every hour on the hour.
The festival was recommended for ages 5 and up.
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