Join Mishkan for our second annual Home Hosted Seders! This year, we’re doing it potluck style, so while the hosts will handle ritual items and a main course, please be prepared to bring a (Chametz-free) side, salad, or dessert. Read on for more info about what Seders are happening.

• Gold Coast (Second Dinner) – Hosted by Elisa Harris and Ivo Daalder on the second night (Thursday, April 2), this adults-only Seder will start a bit later and cover the Hagadah highlights in English. This Seder is accessible, but note that there is a puppy!
• Hyde Park – Hosted by Judith Miller on the first night (Wednesday, April 1), this kid-friendly Seder is discussion heavy (as much as can be while being kid-friendly) with delicious food.
• Lincoln Square – Hosted by Elaine Vozar and George Cederquist on the second night (Thursday, April 2), they’re doing it again in a Seder filled with song and story. This one is friendly to kids, teens, and vegetarians.
• Wicker Park – Hosted by Miriam Klevan on the second night (Thursday, April 2), this adult only (older teens welcome) Seder is interactive with a nice blend of Hebrew and English. Three dogs, and she’ll make sure there’s gluten-free Matzvah.
• Sheldon (Farm Seder!) – Hosted by Lexi Weintraub and the lovely people at Zumwalt Acres on the third night (Friday, April 3) join for a ritual and political Seder on a farm! A note from the hosts: Our community is primarily made up of queer farmers in our mid-twenties, and we welcome everyone who is excited to join us in song, prayer, ritual, and conversation from the heart. Because we’re about 2 hours from the city, you’re welcome to spend the night in a bunk bed in our house or a bed in a canvas tent. Feel free to reach out to [email protected] if you have questions before signing up.

We’re also running a waitlist this year, so if your desired Seder is full, please select that option and tell us what you’re looking for!

Click here for more info and to register