Artists and Art in Amirim and the Surrounding Northern Galilee
Nestled in the heart of the Upper Galilee forest lies the unique and charming village of Amirim. This special place invites a diverse array of visitors who delight in exploring the various workshops and galleries—the fruit of the local residents’ creativity. Beyond breathtaking views and crisp, clear air, Amirim also offers its guests a variety of activities, courtesy of its local artists. Among these, you can discover glass workshops, wood carving, a recording studio, a Judaica gallery, sculptures, a bakery, music performances, and much more.
An Integral Part of the Community
Art and Artists in Amirim and the North is a hallmark and an integral part of the colorful, pastoral atmosphere that defines this charming village. If you are seeking an inviting destination to spend a few hours, if you are looking for inspiration, or if you wish to acquire a unique gift—come and be welcome.
Beit 77 Woodworks – Amirim
Lasse Petersen, a wood artist who employs unique methods. He uses branches and unrefined wood to create toys and furniture with a natural finish…
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Sharir Arts
Amirim
Eti Sharir, Sharir Arts – original handicrafts, ceramics, painting, prints, Judaica, and more. Appointments by phone are recommended.
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Avi Goldberg Photographer
Shefer
In the newly inaugurated gallery in Shefer, Avi presents the fruits of his global travels. Numerous stunning photographs adorn the gallery space…
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Jerusalem Chimes
Rosh Pina
In Rosh Pina, on the old road to Safed, you can immediately spot the garden filled with chimes and wind vanes—the magical place of the workshop and shop…
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Song of the Wood
Rosh Pina
You can discover, hear, and purchase Peter’s musical instruments, including unique ethnic instruments like the Irish harp, African xylophone, didgeridoo, and more…
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Artists of
Misgav Region
Misgav artists host in the communities of: Eshhar, Gilon, Har Halutz, Hararit, Harashim, Tal El, Yodfat, Yaad, Yuvalim, Kamon, Mikhmanim, Manof, Ma’ale Tzviya, Mitzpe Aviv, Moran, Atzmon, Pelech, Tzurit, Rakefet, Shakhanya Read More >>