The Ein Hod Art Gallery exhibits art work of all the member artists living in the village, who have been approved by the local jury. Painting and sculpture, ranging from contemporary to early Israeli artists, share space with the various craft media. Works on paper, photography, ceramics, gold and silver jewelry, glass and metal design objects make the gallery one of the largest collections of Israeli art in the country. One can find works by the first generation (works of historical value), hanging alongside young contemporary artists, only recently accepted to the village. 

Ein Hod is characterized by the special setting of a village sitting on a hillside, the view of the Mediterranean Sea where Baroque sunsets end each day. Surrounded by the country and Olive groves. Despite lack of funds and development resources, the village has managed to preserve its original, historic nature and the romantic and simple charm of Israel in its first years of independence. Very few places in Israel have managed to retain the authentic quality of the Mediterranean. One can still discern In the old structures the many textures and architectural forms of earlier occupants from the Christian Crusades to the Turkish Empire. The roads and by-ways, a mixture of ancient and modern, all add to a very special atmosphere. Yet, perhaps it is the landscape, the vegetation and the view, which make this place so unique and exciting. A natural Mediterranean  fruit-tree gardens of olive, pomegranate,  almond, grape and carob  all embraced by gentle vines. Ein Hod has remained a nature reserve, preserving the biblical flora of ancient Israel a perfect environment for the creative muse. 
Amichai Shavit.