The Workmen’s Circle, a group founded in 1900 that celebrates identity and belonging in a shared, progressive, inclusive vision of heritage, values, ideals, and cultural traditions, hosted its third annual Taste of Jewish Culture Street Fair on June 26.
The event, held on Sixth Avenue between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., drew thousands who sampled some of New York’s best Jewish delicacies as well as comedians, klezmer music, and that favorite trivia game, “So You Think You’re Jewish?”
“We can’t think of a better way to celebrate Jewish traditions, and to introduce those traditions to our entire New York community,” said Ann Toback, executive director of the Workmen’s Circle. “The flavors of the Street Fair are quite literally the flavors of our heritage — and they’re mouthwatering!”
