Conferences & Events at Yad Ben Zvi

Plan a Private Event at Yad Ben Zvi

Looking for the perfect venue to host a private celebration, such as a bar/bat mitzvah, brit, birthday, graduation party, or a wedding? Then you need to look no further than Yad Ben Zvi. Yad Ben Zvi is known for its high level of production services. A private event planner will personally take care of your event, from planning the event to making it all happen. Kosher catering services, seating arrangements, sound, projection equipment, photography services, and anything else you might need will all be taken care of by the institute. You can start your event at the reception gallery (up to 120 guests), and then continue to one of the banquet halls that include a projector and a sound system and can accommodate events of 60-120 guests. Yad Ben Zvi is located in a quiet and green neighborhood in Jerusalem with a unique cultural atmosphere that will compliment your event.

Plan a Conference and Business Events at Yad Ben Zvi

If you’re planning on hosting a conference, product launch, or any other business-related event in a professional atmosphere, let Yad Ben Zvi’s event planner to take care of all the small and big details and accommodate all of your requests. The place offers several venues depending on the type of event you’re interested in. There is a meeting room for 20 people, classrooms, and even a large auditorioum for 300 guests. Yad Ben Zvi offers local catering services. However, you can always order kosher catering from an outside provider. Screening and projection services, sound, lighting, and photography services are available.

Facilities Offered

• 300 seating spots in a new auditorium with a technological infrastructure that includes advanced PA system, lighting system, and computers.
• 200 seating spots in additional venues, classrooms, and reception gallery.
• 100 seating spots in the experiential presidential cabin.
• 4 lecture rooms for up to 140 participants in total.
• Meeting room for up to 15 participants.

About Yad Ben Zvi

Established in 1969 and named after Israel’s second president, Yad Izhak Ben-Zvi is one of Israel’s leading institutes for research, education and culture. In those days, new immigrants lived in cabins and refugee camps. When Yizhak Ben Zvi became president, his wife and him demanded that the presidential residence would be located in a simple and modest cabin where the president could welcome his guests. This cabin was decorated with art work that reflects the couple’s deep connection to the land of Israel, the Bible, and the Jewish nation. Nowadays, events and conferences are hosted on a daily basis in that same cabin.