Netanya inaugurates ‘Shirat Miriam’ exhibition marking one year since Miriam Feirberg-Ikar’s passing
Opened at Heichal HaTarbut with Mayor Avi Salma attending, the retrospective of her 27 years as mayor runs through November 30, 2026.
Marking one year since the passing of longtime Netanya Mayor Miriam Feirberg-Ikar, the municipal Cultural Hall (Heichal HaTarbut) officially inaugurated the ‘Shirat Miriam’ exhibition on November 11, 2026, NetanyaNet reported. Mayor Avi Salma and City Council members attended the opening ceremony.
Featuring archival photos, video clips, newspaper articles, and personal belongings, the exhibition traces Feirberg-Ikar’s 27-year tenure shaping the city. Initiated by the municipality’s Spokesperson’s Office and produced by Heichal HaTarbut director Benny Efraim, it was curated by Kochavit Goldberg alongside deputy spokesperson Lidia Talbi, with performances by Tremolo, Nitzan Choir, and HaChavatzelet hosted by Tova Katz.
The exhibition remains open to the public until November 30, 2026. Memorial gatherings were also scheduled for November 12 at Shikun Vatikim cemetery with Israel’s Chief Rabbi Kalman Bar and at Chabad Poleg–Ir Yamim.
News and photo source: NetanyaNet (photo: Ran Eliyahu / NetanyaNet).
