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Israel Museum gets its kicks with kid-friendly shoe show

The Israel Museum's Youth Wing opened a new exhibit titled 'Shoe Stories' on June 30, 2026, showcasing a wide range of footwear from ancient times to contemporary designs. The exhibit highlights historical items such as ancient sandals from the Judean Desert, 19th-century Bukharan wedding slippers, and modern Sabra slides and flip-flops. It also includes interactive elements, videos, and installations by Israeli artists and designers. A separate section within the museum's Illustration Library features an 'Enchanted Shoes' exhibit with children's book illustrations centered around shoes. The display aims to engage both children and adults with the cultural and historical significance of footwear.

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Israel Museum gets its kicks with kid-friendly shoe show

The Israel Museum's Youth Wing opened a new exhibit titled 'Shoe Stories' on June 30, 2026, showcasing a wide range of footwear from ancient times to contemporary designs. The exhibit highlights historical items such as ancient sandals from the Judean Desert, 19th-century Bukharan wedding slippers, and modern Sabra slides and flip-flops. It also includes interactive elements, videos, and installations by Israeli artists and designers. A separate section within the museum's Illustration Library features an 'Enchanted Shoes' exhibit with children's book illustrations centered around shoes. The display aims to engage both children and adults with the cultural and historical significance of footwear.

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