23 October
Yakacık in Jewish Memory: From Wartime Fear to a Place of Tranquility 
October 15, 2026 Two First-Place Prizes for Carmen Dilara Bağış in Minerbio
October 14, 2026 European Film Academy Award for Film Culture to Beki Probst
October 13, 2026 Resident Evil: Game Over?
October 12, 2026 Sephardic Music on Turkish Airlines Flights
The Museum of Turkish Jews is Reopening
The Quincentenial Foundation Museum of Turkish Jews is opening its doors once again.
The Quincentenial Foundation Museum of Turkish Jews, which had been closed due to the precautions taken for COVID-19, is opening its doors once again.
The museum, taking all the necessary hygiene and social distancing measures to continue fighting the pandemic, will be open to visitors again on Monday, June 8th.
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23 October
Yakacık in Jewish Memory: From Wartime Fear to a Place of Tranquility
Yakacık, a district of Kartal on the city´s Asian side, is remembered not only as a ´summer retreat´ but also as a place associated with the ´fears and search for safety´ during World War II.
15 October
Two First-Place Prizes for Carmen Dilara Bağış in Minerbio
The 16-year-old pianist won first place in two categories at the international competition held in Italy.
14 October
European Film Academy Award for Film Culture to Beki Probst
The European Film Academy has introduced a new award to honor those who have contributed to European cinema culture for many years.
8 October
A Significant Award to Aylin Kuryel at the International Adana Golden Boll Film Festival
At the International Adana Golden Boll Film Festival, awards found their owners. The film ´March 8 with Stella (Stella ile 8 Mart)´, directed by Aylin Kuryel, was awarded the Best Documentary Award.
13 August
Vivet Pitelon Sparkes´ Books at Stanford University
Turkish Sephardic Heritage finds a new home at Stanford University: Thirteen books by Vivet Pitelon Sparkes are added to the library collection...
22 June
NDS Lizi Behmoaras Translation Award Found its Owner
The Notre-Dame de Sion Literature Awards were presented to their owners at a ceremony held at the Palais de France (French Palace) in Galatasaray, Istanbul, on June 9th. While the French writer Clara Dupont-Monod won the literature award with her novel ´S´adapter (And the Stones Cry Out)´, Bahadırhan Bozkurt, who translated her work into Turkish with the title ´Taşların Anlattığı´, was deemed worthy of "The Lizi Behmoaras Translation Award."