The Lecture Series Trip: Writing on the Sand – Women Creators in Tel Aviv

Writing on the Sand – Women Creators in Tel Aviv

Guide: Anat Hoffman. 10.3.27

A literary-cultural tour for International Women’s Day, following the great women creators who shaped the face of Hebrew culture.

Tel Aviv was the muse of many of its women creators—between the sea, the streets, and home, they wrote about love, hopes, longing, and pain.

We will begin the day on Arnon Street, where Leah Goldberg lived, and examine how her life and work were reflected in the city’s landscapes. From there, we will follow in the footsteps of Tirza Atar, Dalia Rabikovich, and other women creators, encountering their personal and literary worlds as expressed in their work.

From there, we will continue to the home of the poet Rachel on Bograshov Street—the house where she lived during her final years, far from the landscapes of the Sea of Galilee.

After an independent lunch break, we will make our way to Trumpeldor Cemetery, the final resting place of many figures from the worlds of thought, culture, and creativity, and take a literary-feminist look at the figures who left their mark on the city and on generations of readers.

Price: ₪170
Club members: ₪160