Grab coffee with us at a buzzy evening of kaffeehauskultur! From Central Europe to L.A., coffeehouses have always been the perfect environment for creativity, debate, and self-expression in public space. Starting in the nineteenth century, cafés in Berlin, Odessa, Vienna, and Warsaw served as cultural breeding grounds for Jewish thinkers, who gathered to kibitz and schmooze — yak and chat — and in the process developed liberal ideas and modern Jewish culture, which spread out to Tel Aviv, New York, and beyond. Join us for a taste of each of these cities, complete with specialty coffees, pastry, and more — all in a modern coffeehouse in West Hollywood.

Tickets:
Through February 28: $18 each
March 1 – 4: $26 each

All ticket sales cover the cost of goods or less, and tickets are non-refundable.

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