In-Person Lecture at the Circle, Monday, April 20, 7 pm.
Come hear from cultural activist, linguist and historian Sebastian Schulman as he discusses the history of Esperanto. From its origins with L.L. Zamenhof, a Yiddish-speaking Jew, Esperanto was intended to be a universal language to connect mankind. Come find out more!
Join co-hosts SoCal Arbeter Ring, Kultur Mercado, and Der Nister for an informative evening.
This event is free and dinner will be provided. RESERVATIONS ARE A MUST!