Culture and Sports

Project No. 49 – The Community Center on Wheels includes a mobile stage, which will make it possible to conduct a variety of activities for the entire range of ages during all hours of the day, and will constitute a platform for social, community and leisure activity. It will be accessible anywhere it is needed

Project No. 30 – The Agam Museum, which is located in the government complex in Kiryat Rishon, is a unique showcase of the work of world-renowned artist Yaacov Agam.

Project No. 26 – The Rishon LeZion Foundation works to improve quality of life in the community, among other things by upgrading and finding budgetary resources for renovating sports facilities.

Project No. 23 – These funds were solicited in order to enable the orchestra to bring back to Israel a select group of Israeli musicians of the first rank, incorporate them in the orchestra, and thus complete various instruments that the orchestra needs, due to the retirement of veteran musicians.

Project No. 16 – Teder (Frequency) is Rishon LeZion’s municipal youth club. The club includes a well-appointed events hall, music room and recording studio open to the public at low prices, and of course the skateboard park, which is open to the general public seven days a week.

Project No. 14 – The family album was created in the wake of a deep investigation that was based on documents in the Rishon LeZion Museum’s archive.

Project No. 9 – The Rishon LeZion Museum is an open museum located in the heart of the historic city, close to the Great Synagogue. The museum strives to present and pass on local history, as well as Rishon LeZion’s contribution to creating the national symbols and new Israeli cultural values.

Project No. 8 – The Israel Symphony Orchestra Rishon LeZion (ISO) was established in 1988 by the Rishon LeZion Municipality. It is one of the leading symphony orchestras in Israel, and also serves as the Israeli Opera’s orchestra.