Table for 8: Persian New Year

Every year, millions celebrate Persian New Year, or Nowruz (prounced “no-rooz”). In Iran, the new year begins with the advent of spring, and most everyone in the country — not to mention the millions of Iranians and non-Iranians who celebrate the holiday elsewhere around the world — observe it by doing a deep clean of their homes, celebrating a season of new life, and wishing for good luck in the year ahead.
Above all, Nowruz is a celebration of the possibility of new life.
As is fitting for Persian and Zoroastrian culture, the ceremonies surrounding Nowruz center on community, family, and a deep respect for tradition.
All are welcome! Reserve your spot today. All attendees will pay for their share of the meal evenly. Eventbrite deposits will go towards the price of the meal. Afterwards, we plan on walking to Union Square to enjoy the Inaugural Persian New Year Celebration in San Francisco!