Ramat Gan Museum Launches After Sunset Series with Alma Gov and Gal De Paz
The Ramat Gan Museum of Israeli Art launches its new 'After Sunset' series with 'To Move,' featuring live performances by Alma Gov and Gal De Paz, dance, and a silent disco.
The Ramat Gan Museum of Israeli Art is transforming its galleries into a vibrant dance floor with the launch of "After Sunset," a new multidisciplinary event series combining music, dance, art, and performance.
The inaugural event, titled "To Move," takes place on Thursday, December 3, starting at 7:00 PM. Visitors can experience a dynamic fusion of live performances, silent disco, and contemporary dance staged directly among the museum's exhibition spaces.
The evening features an acoustic set by singer Alma Gov, alongside a special guest performance by Gal De Paz. Audiences can also enjoy a Sufi dance performance by Ora and Ihab Blaha, a contemporary folk-dancing session led by Hilla Mokadsi, and a sound-healing session hosted by Gal Lugasi, inspired by artist Amira Zian.
Additional highlights include an interactive musical performance by Einav Zaluf where visitors select home-inspired songs, and the interactive installation KattaKitta, which responds to participants' body movements. The night concludes with a silent disco led by DJ Kadosh.
Advance tickets are priced at 99 shekels, or 79 shekels for Ramat Gan residents. Late-purchase tickets cost 119 shekels, or 89 shekels for locals.
