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Temple Emanu-El and Congregation Or Atid in partnership with the Yiddish Book Center
are pleased to announce a program of rich and diverse virtual offerings on Yiddish language and culture. |
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If you're enjoying our cultural exploration of Yiddish, please consider making a donation to help us offset the costs of this program. Thank you.
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Upcoming Programs
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the planned discussion of Isaac Babel's Red Cavalry has been canceled. We apologize for the inconvenience.
For more about Red Cavalry, visit the Yiddish Book Center's Great Jewish Books Club page.
For more about Red Cavalry, visit the Yiddish Book Center's Great Jewish Books Club page.
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Stay tuned for ...
family story time springtime visit to the Yiddish Book Center and more! |
Previous Programs
The World of Yiddish
An introduction to the history of the Yiddish language from its medieval origins to its 21st-century present by Dr. Mindl Cohen of the Yiddish Book Center.
A Heimishe Khanike
A celebration of Chanukah in song and story with Cantor Vera Broekhuysen of Temple Emanu-El and Rabbi Louis Polisson of Congregation Or Atid. Featuring short stories from the collection The Power of Light by the great Yiddish author Isaac Bashevis Singer and both familiar and rare Yiddish, Ladino, and Hebrew songs!
Tales of the Klezmorim
Cantor Becky Khitrik, chazzan and member of the Boston-based klezmer band Klezwoods, treated participants to a listening journey of the roots and shoots of klezmer, following the evolution of klezmer from its inception to its many possibilities today.
Ladino 101
Sarah Aroeste’s Ladino 101 workshop is an interactive, mixed-media program that integrates a brief history of Sephardic Jewry with Ladino language, music, and written traditions. Participants learned how to read Ladino words, sing some Ladino songs, and more!
My husband is in America: Yiddish poetry of place and displacement
Professor Jessica Kirzane shared poetry that captures the emotional turmoil of the migration experience. We read a selection of poets (in English translation), some widely celebrated and some more obscure and uncover the anger, pain, longing, and hope that their writing expresses.
An introduction to the history of the Yiddish language from its medieval origins to its 21st-century present by Dr. Mindl Cohen of the Yiddish Book Center.
A Heimishe Khanike
A celebration of Chanukah in song and story with Cantor Vera Broekhuysen of Temple Emanu-El and Rabbi Louis Polisson of Congregation Or Atid. Featuring short stories from the collection The Power of Light by the great Yiddish author Isaac Bashevis Singer and both familiar and rare Yiddish, Ladino, and Hebrew songs!
Tales of the Klezmorim
Cantor Becky Khitrik, chazzan and member of the Boston-based klezmer band Klezwoods, treated participants to a listening journey of the roots and shoots of klezmer, following the evolution of klezmer from its inception to its many possibilities today.
Ladino 101
Sarah Aroeste’s Ladino 101 workshop is an interactive, mixed-media program that integrates a brief history of Sephardic Jewry with Ladino language, music, and written traditions. Participants learned how to read Ladino words, sing some Ladino songs, and more!
My husband is in America: Yiddish poetry of place and displacement
Professor Jessica Kirzane shared poetry that captures the emotional turmoil of the migration experience. We read a selection of poets (in English translation), some widely celebrated and some more obscure and uncover the anger, pain, longing, and hope that their writing expresses.