Join Merle L. Bachman and Sheva Zucker as they introduce us to Yiddish poet Rosa Nevadovska through her own extraordinary words which have been recently translated to English.

Join Workers Circle members from around the world for a virtual Yom Kippur program to sing, share stories, reflect on the past year, and together commit to critical activism to make our world a better and more beautiful place for all.

Join the Workers Circle members from all over the world on Zoom for a joyous musical celebration of unity, action, and renewal.

Uncover the hidden traditions of Ashkenazi Jewish women's Yom Kippur rituals, including feldmestn and neshome likht.

Celebrate the Soviet Yiddish writers murdered on August 12, 1952 in Moscow’s infamous Lubyanka prison with some of your favorite contemporary Yiddish artists and activists.

Learn the Yiddish alef-beys in five sessions.

Join the Congress for Jewish Culture, YIVO, the Jewish Labor Committee, Friends of the Bund, and the Workers Circle for a in-person New York City-based commemoration of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.

Join the Workers Circle for a conversation on original Yiddish art with Mikhl Yashinsky, a bold new Yiddish playwright and actor.

Eve Jochnowitz, Yiddish scholar, culinary ethnographer, chef, and baker, hosts this Yiddish-language workshop featuring gluten-free Purim favorites.

Join the Workers Circle College Network in Harlem for Kleztronica, a performance from Chaia of amazing electronic Klezmer Music like you’ve never heard before!

An exciting international blend of Yiddish song, poetry, wit, and klezmer music in memory of Lorraine Buch.

Join our international Yiddishland mishpokhe for a day of classes, workshops, and concerts for all levels and abilities.

Musicologist, musician, and composer D. Zisl Slepovitch presents a program of songs performed by the Holocaust survivors for the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust Testimonies at Yale University

We invite you to join us for a virtual exhibition tour titled "Modern-ish: Yonia Fain and the Art History of Yiddishland" at the James Gallery, CUNY. This event will be followed by selected readings of Yonia Fain's poetry and prose.

Join us on Zoom for our Yiddish Khanike Party, with Khanike likhtlekh (candles) and warm greetings from our wonderful teachers and students from all over the world!

Join the Workers Circle to explore the brightest stars of Brazilian Yiddish song through a variety of resources spanning archival 1950s recordings to contemporary music videos.

Learn the Yiddish alef-beys in five sessions.

Learn the Yiddish alef-beys in five sessions.

Learn the Yiddish alef-beys in five sessions.

Learn the Yiddish alef-beys in five sessions.

The exhibition Living Yiddish in New York tells the story of how, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, New York became an important center of Yiddish life, politics, and culture, using materials from the archival collections of the Jewish Theological Seminary.

Join the Congress for Jewish Culture and the Workers Circle for our annual Yiddish-language seder.

Be amongst the first to explore The Yosl and Chana Mlotek Yiddish Song Collection at the Workers Circle, learn more about its curation, and watch a performance from Daniel Kahn and other guests at this special live online launch event. 

Join us for this presentation in Yiddish and English on the history of the Purim Shpil featuring videos, photographs, and artistic representations from the Renaissance through the present day.

Practice your Yiddish conversation in “Yiddish Wonderland” — using the Wonder online platform. All levels are welcome. This informal digital social is hosted by Marianne Tatom (Seattle) and Stephen Ogin (England).

Join YIVO and The Workers Circle for a online conversation with Irena Klepfisz and Julie Enszer celebrating this new poetry book.

This mini-course invites you to explore and learn Yiddish songs, discuss their musical styles, and simply enjoy singing them

London’s East End of the 1930s and 40s was home to a thriving Yiddish-speaking community that boldly confronted generational tensions, community foibles, competing ideological battles, and Nazi fascism with earnestness, bravery, and humor. These tumultuous times are captured in London Yiddishtown: East End Jewish Life in Yiddish Sketch and Story, 1930-1950.

Join YIVO and The Workers Circle for a conversation with Irena Klepfisz and Rabbi Ellen Lippmann celebrating this new poetry book.