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Yiddish enthusiasts the world over, join the YIVO Yiddish club to celebrate Mame-loshn. This session features Miglė Anušauskaitė, a Judaica researcher and a cartoonist from Lithuania.

Yiddish enthusiasts the world over, join the YIVO Yiddish club to celebrate Mame-loshn. This session features Zalmen Mlotek, conductor, composer, pianist, and the artistic director of the National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene (NYTF), the longest continuously running Yiddish theatre in the world.

Yiddish enthusiasts the world over, join the YIVO Yiddish club to celebrate Mame-loshn. This session features Mendy Cahan, founder of the YUNG YiDiSH Library and Cultural center in Tel Aviv.

Yiddish enthusiasts the world over, join the YIVO Yiddish club to celebrate Mame-loshn. This session features Adah Hetko, a Yiddish singer, songwriter, and educator.

Yiddish enthusiasts the world over, join the YIVO Yiddish club to celebrate Mame-loshn. This session features Sonia Kramer, Professor at Pontific Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro/PUC-Rio and coordinator of the Núcleo Viver com Yiddish [Lebn far Yiddish Center]: research, courses, and cultural projects.

The YIVO Institute for Jewish Research is pleased to announce this fall's YIVO Yiddish Club sessions.

Yiddish enthusiasts the world over, join the YIVO Yiddish club to celebrate Mame-loshn. This session features Eleanor Reissa, a Tony-nominated director; Broadway, film, and television actress; a prize-winning playwright, and an international singing artist.

Yiddish enthusiasts the world over, join the YIVO Yiddish club to celebrate Mame-loshn. This session features Rukhl Schaechter, the editor of the Yiddish Forward (Forverts) and the producer and star of the YouTube series “Yiddish Word of the Day.”

Yiddish enthusiasts the world over, join the YIVO Yiddish club to celebrate Mame-loshn. This session features Josh "Socalled" Dolgin, a pianist, accordionist, producer, journalist, photographer, filmmaker, magician, cartoonist and puppet maker based in Montreal, Quebec.

YIVO and the International Association of Yiddish Clubs (IAYC) join forces to present a Yiddish club mixer, allowing Yiddish clubs around the world the opportunity to share a bit about themselves, and to meet fellow Yiddish enthusiasts.