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YIVO Yiddish Summer Program Theater Workshop, June 30, 2014

7/11/2014

The first session of this year’s summer program theater class workshop met in an especially theatrical setting – the loft of New York’s acclaimed Circus Amok. Led by theater workshop instructors Jenny Romaine and Shane Baker, and special guest Itzik Gottesman, the students listened to ghost stories and “roasted marshmallows.”

Wednesday Aug 3 7:00pm
2016

Alicia Svigals & Lauren Brody: A Zumer Concert

Violinist/vocalist/composer Alicia Svigals and accordionist Lauren Brody will perform a program of Yiddish songs old and new and of euphoric klezmer fiddle music, in their first concert reunion since the days of their 1990's all-women band Mikveh.

From the Pages of Yedies: Yiddish in the Sierras

1/3/2014

This short item ran in Yedies in June 1964.

Intensive is the right name for it

8/16/2013

Profiles of four students in the 2013 Uriel Weinreich Summer Program in Yiddish Language, Literature and Culture

Tuesday Aug 4 6:30pm
2015

New York Premiere of “Chava Rosenfarb: That Bubble of Being”

Chava Rosenfarb, noted Yiddish writer and major Holocaust literary figure, discusses her life in Lodz before the Holocaust, her years in the Lodz Ghetto, in Auschwitz, in Bergen-Belsen, and her career as a Yiddish writer in Montreal.

Yidishe Shprakh

A journal dedicated to the Yiddish language.

Sunday Nov 15 6:00pm
2015

Remembering Benjamin Harshav

Join us to celebrate the life and work of Benjamin Harshav (1928-2015), eminent translator, poet, and scholar of Hebrew and Yiddish literature.

Shades of Red

Shades of Red: The Yiddish Left-Wing Press in America, a YIVO exhibition. (2012)

Monday Dec 28 12:30pm
2015

Highlights and Treasures from the YIVO Archives

As part of the first Yiddish New York festival, YIVO archivists present gems from YIVO’s rare book, sound, and manuscript collections.

Monday Nov 2 6:30pm
2015

Peretz Markish and the Destruction of Soviet Jewish Culture

This program marks the 120th anniversary of the birth of poet and playwright Peretz Markish, discussing his Yiddish writing, biography, and the political context surrounding the 1952 “Night of the Murdered Poets.”