Building Bridges Between History, Culture, and Faith

The Biblical Archaeology Institute welcomes partnerships with museums, universities, cultural centers, churches, and sponsors worldwide to bring its exhibitions, research, and educational programs to audiences across the globe. Our vision is to make the archaeology of the Bible and the early Christian world accessible to all, connecting people to the past through authentic discoveries, scholarship, and cultural experiences that inspire dialogue and understanding.

Museums & Institutional Collaborations

A Partnership That Inspires
By hosting Discovering the World of Jesus or other Institute exhibitions, institutions join a growing international initiative that unites archaeology, history, and human experience — transforming ancient discovery into a bridge between cultures, generations, and beliefs.

Strategic Value and Unique Experience for Institutions
Museums, universities, heritage centers, and presidential libraries have the opportunity to host a once-in-a-lifetime cultural and historical experience — one that visitors won’t find anywhere else, making your institution an exclusive destination for this world-class exhibition.

All exhibitions are conceptually curated and supervised by the Biblical Archaeology Institute, while production and operations are carried out by Golcan Ltd. and Discovering Tours Ltd., in partnership  with leading American companies  specializing in museum exhibitions and cultural event management.
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This structure ensures the highest academic, curatorial, and technical standards, while logistical, financial, and operational responsibilities remain with the professional production companies.

The U.S. presentation in Atlanta was produced in collaboration with Fever, one of the leading event companies in the United States specializing in marketing, ticketing, and audience development for cultural exhibitions and experiences. Future international productions are being developed with additional partners in the museum and cultural sectors.