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Updated: Apr 3, 2020
Cindy Schwartz Kline
We went to the Israeli cartoon museum in Holon. Older kids 22 and 24 loved it and so did we. Our 14 year old enjoyed it the least so she decided to draw. It is all in Hebrew but apparently they do have English tours. I know they also have special workshops and activities for younger children during the year.
The Israeli Cartoon Museum, the first of its kind in Israel, was founded as a non-profit organization in 2007, as a cooperation between the city of Holon and the Israeli Cartoonist Association (AKI).
In the years since its first show, the museum has housed more than 35 exhibitions on various themes, presenting, among other topics, local Israeli cartoonists and the work of leading creators in the field such as the late Joe Kubert.
More than 20,000 children, families, students, tourists and adults visit the museum on average every year
Alongside preservation, research and archive, one of our missions is to expose and spread to the wider audience the importance and magic in the art and history of comics, through professional and extensive exhibitions and publications.
We have many different educational programs, including regular school tours, afternoon activities for visitors, recurring artist master classes, workshops and more. The museum also actively encourages and supports academic research of cartoons, caricatures and comics in Israeli visual culture, as a way of analyzing Israeli society and culture.
Admission:
Adult – 15 NIS
Senior Citizens (with ID) – 10 NIS
Students & Soldiers (with ID) – 7 NIS
Children (5 and under) – Free
Groups over 15 – please call ahead:
03-5021555 #209 or
03-6521849 #1
Phone: 03-6521849
Fax: 09-6521867