See what’s going on in the new Yiddish community calendar
The calendar includes both in-person and online events, both in English and in Yiddish
Graphic by Angelie Zaslavsky
By Forverts Staff May 4, 2023
Looking for an event that’s inspiring, informative or just plain fun? Check out our fast-growing Yiddish Community Calendar to see what’s going on in Yiddishland.
The calendar includes both in-person and online events, both Yiddish and English. You’ll see lectures, concerts, chat groups, exhibit tours and dramatic readings.
This Sunday, May 7, for example, there’s going to be a lecture about the origins of Ashkenazi family names and a meeting of a Zoom Yiddish chat group hosted by the Paris Yiddish Center.
To see what’s happening all week in Yiddishland, click here.
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