Join us for a captivating four-part series with Jewish heritage educator Evgenia Kempinski as we explore over two thousand years of Jewish history in Bulgaria and Greece—lands where Jewish communities have contributed richly to cultural and spiritual life for centuries. From ancient settlements to vibrant Sephardic centers, this journey will trace a powerful legacy of resilience and creativity. On May 8, we’ll uncover the deep historical roots of Jewish life in these regions, from antiquity through the Ottoman era. On May 15, we’ll explore traditions, daily life, and the unique Sephardic heritage that flourished there. On May 22, we’ll turn to the 20th century to examine the rise of modern Jewish communities, their cultural impact, and the tragedy of the Holocaust. Finally, on May 29, we’ll reflect on the post-war experience and the state of Jewish life in Bulgaria and Greece today. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with a rich, lesser-known chapter of Jewish history and identity.