Join the Yiddishland Relocation Party: A Celebration of Culture and Community

As Yiddishland California transitions to a new chapter, we invite you to be part of our journey with a special fire sale that embodies the spirit of our community. For years, we’ve enriched La Jolla’s cultural fabric, weaving threads of Yiddish tradition into the vibrant quilt of local heritage. Now, as we plan our relocation, we’re hosting a one-of-a-kind event to celebrate the legacy and look forward to new beginnings.

A Tapestry of Traditions

Our Yiddishland Fire Sale is an opportunity to acquire unique cultural artifacts that have graced our collections. From handcrafted items reflecting the rich tapestry of Yiddish art to rare books that whisper tales of our ancestry, every piece holds a story eager to be part of your home.

What to Expect at the Yiddishland Relocation Party

While the official relocation party is on hold, our commitment to La Jolla’s cultural scene remains steadfast. We anticipate a future gathering filled with the familiar joy and warmth that Yiddishland is known for. Expect an evening of traditional music, dance, and heartfelt stories that connect us all to the Yiddish zeitgeist.

How Every Purchase Makes a Difference

Your participation in the fire sale not only brings you closer to Yiddish culture but also supports our mission of cultural preservation. Each purchase helps fund our ongoing projects and the move to a new venue where we will continue to host events, workshops, and educational programs.

Upcoming Events and How to Participate

Keep an eye on our website and sign up for our newsletter for updates on the rescheduled relocation party and other events. Follow us on social media to be a part of our vibrant online community.

In joining the Yiddishland Relocation Party and Fire Sale, you’re not just buying objects; you’re supporting the preservation and promotion of a beautiful cultural heritage. We’re excited to embark on this new journey and grateful to have you with us.

When: Sunday, January 21, 5 – 8 p.m.

Where: Yiddishland California, 1128 Wall Street in La Jolla