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  • Neurodivergent Adult Social Group

    Mishkan Chicago HQ 4001 N Ravenswood Ave #101, Chicago, IL

    Come hang out at Mishkan HQ with other Neurodivergent adults! There will be games, light snacks, and opportunities to connect with one another. If you have a board game to share, feel free to bring it! Register This program is clinician-led and sponsored by Maggie's Place, Mishkan's holistic wellness center which provides support groups, resources, […]

  • 6-12th Grade Care for Real Volunteer Day

    Care for Real 5840 N Broadway, Chicago, United States

    Join Rabbi Ari for a day of volunteer service with Care for Real, a local organization that helps low income residents access food and services. You will be assisting with outdoor food distribution, which may be packing carts of food, bringing food outside to clients, packing bags, or stocking shelves. Please dress for the weather […]

  • Exploring the Future of American Judaism Reading Small Group

    Mishkan Chicago HQ 4001 N Ravenswood Ave #101, Chicago, IL

    Join Mishkan Builder Alan Brown to discuss recent debates about the future of American Judaism. Together we'll explore Rabbi Kula's recent essay "The Wrong Diagnosis: Defending the Vulnerable Is Not Assimilation" and the recent debate between Rabbi Sharon Braus and Rabbi David Ingber on Jonah Platt's podcast Being Jewish. Participants are asked to read and listen to […]

  • KBM Siyyum

    Second Unitarian Church 656 W Barry Ave, Chicago, IL +1 more

    It’s the final KBM session and siyyum (celebration of completing our year of study)! The Siyyum will be a chance to debrief the year as a BMitzvah cohort and talk about what’s to come. We will all celebrate the BMitzvah journey and becoming the next leaders in our community. KBM students also have the opportunity […]

  • 20s/30s Pre-Shabbat Happy Hour

    Matilda 3101 N Sheffield Ave #1, Chicago, United States

    Join us before services for a casual 20s/30s happy hour at Matilda! Come for drinks and ample opportunities to connect with old and new friends. At around 6:25pm, we’ll all head to Mishkan services and bring in Shabbat together. Register

  • Friday Night Shabbat

    Second Unitarian Church 656 W Barry Ave, Chicago, IL

    Join us for music from our Davening Team, uplifting liturgy, and reflection from our rabbis. Music, prayer and special guests will differ week to week, but you can always count on this Friday wind down to leave you feeling nourished and inspired. During the High Holidays this past year, Rabbi Lizzi shared the life-changing impact […]

  • Small Groups: Pride Month Shabbat-luck

    Loyola Beach 1230 W Greenleaf Ave, Chicago, United States

    Join Builder Josh Simon Goldman to frolick on the lakeshore, share a potluck lunch, and celebrate both Pride Month and Shabbat! Bring something to share (only if you’re able and/or remember) - lunch food, drinks, picnic blankets, lawn games, you name it! We’ll do kiddish and motzi around 12:30. Come whenever, leave whenever, families with […]

  • Small Groups: Rosh Chodesh June

    Rosh Chodesh
    Mishkan Chicago HQ 4001 N Ravenswood Ave #101, Chicago, IL

    Rosh Chodesh circle is a restorative and regenerative space for women* to reflect, connect, and learn. Drawing upon the beautiful curriculum from At The Well, this circle will be entirely community-led and follow a rotating leader model, with oversight by Builders Judy Yacker & Hannah Podhorzer. The group intends to continue to meet for a […]

  • How to Advocate for Yourself to Receive Authentic and Affirming Care

    Pride 2026
    Zoom

    Navigating healthcare can be challenging, especially for the LGBTQIA+ community. This Pride Month, please join Sharsheret and Mishkan Chicago for an empowering webinar designed for patients, caregivers, and allies. Experts Juno Obedin-Maliver, MD, MPH, MAS, Stanford University School of Medicine and Co-Director of The PRIDE Study, and Shail Maingi, MD, FASCO, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Network […]

  • Anti-Racism Book Club

    Anti-Racism Book Club

    External change starts from within. Join a group of people doing the work of anti-racism by fostering personal growth and an awareness of unconscious bias. Meets virtually every other week, discussing anti-racist non fiction books, novels, short stories, as well as viewing films, plays, and tv shows. Register