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  • Virtual Teen Design Lab HH 2026

    Zoom

    Join R’Ari for a workshop to create part of the Mishkan High Holidays experience! Students will learn about the different themes of the High Holidays and how they inform the […]

  • Erev Rosh Hashanah — Livestream

    Virtual

    Join us for Get Higher 5787 — four days of joyful prayer, music, and high holy inspiration at the Copernicus Center. High Holidays with Mishkan are a chance to ground […]

  • Rosh Hashanah

    Copernicus Center 5216 W Lawrence Ave, Chicago, IL, United States

    Join us for Get Higher 5787 — four days of joyful prayer, music, and high holy inspiration at the Copernicus Center. High Holidays with Mishkan are a chance to ground […]

  • Second Day Rosh Hashanah @ Welles Park

    Welles Park 2333 W Sunnyside Ave, Chicago, IL, United States

    Join us for a low-key, down-to-earth celebration as we bring in a sweet new year at Welles Park. The morning will include singing featuring the Davening Team followed by Torah […]

  • Rosh Hashanah Day 2 (Families)

    Welles Park 2333 W Sunnyside Ave, Chicago, IL, United States

    Babies, preschoolers, toddlers, and students K-3 are invited to join us along with their families for family singing at 10:00 AM, followed by Rosh Hashanah crafts and learning. Grandparents and […]

  • Kol Nidre

    Copernicus Center 5216 W Lawrence Ave, Chicago, IL, United States

    Join us for Get Higher 5787 — four days of joyful prayer, music, and high holy inspiration at the Copernicus Center. High Holidays with Mishkan are a chance to ground ourselves in a reflective and joyful space, draw strength from our traditions, and find steadiness when the world around us feels so off balance. Whether […]

  • Yom Kippur

    Copernicus Center 5216 W Lawrence Ave, Chicago, IL, United States

    Join us for Get Higher 5787 — four days of joyful prayer, music, and high holy inspiration at the Copernicus Center. High Holidays with Mishkan are a chance to ground ourselves in a reflective and joyful space, draw strength from our traditions, and find steadiness when the world around us feels so off balance. Whether […]

  • New(ish) Jews Doing Jewish: Sukkah Building

    Horner Park Chicago, IL, United States

    Are you a convert or someone who is considering conversion? Join R’Steven and help us put together the sukkah that will be used for Mishkan’s Sukkot Picnic in Horner Park. This is a chance to roll up your sleeves, get some hands-on experience, and meet other Mishkanites who are part of the Jews-by-Choice community. Loved […]

  • Sukkot Picnic

    Horner Park Chicago, IL, United States

    Bring in Sukkot with an autumnal, low-key Shabbat hang in Horner Park. Hear Shabbat blessings and songs led by Rabbis Lizzi, Steven, and Julie, shake the lulav and etrog, and enjoy pumpkin spice treats in our sukkah. The Middle School Kadima Youth Group Meet Up will run from 5:30 - 6:30 PM with R'Ari and […]

  • Family Sukkot Celebration in Horner Park

    Celebrate Sukkot and come shake the lulav and etrog at our sukkah in Horner Park! Join us for singing, music, and Sukkot-themed outdoor activities with the Mishkan education team. Our sukkah will be near the Nature Play Space by the southwest corner of Horner park Register 9:30 - 10:45 AM: Rise & Shine (Babies, Preschoolers, […]

  • 20s & 30s Bonfire and Sukkah Hang with Mishkan Chicago at Base Logan Square

    Enjoy a fall bonfire and hang out in the Sukkah with Base Logan Square and Mishkan. Come grab a drink and nosh on some delicious snacks while meeting folks from the Mishkan and Base communities. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks served. All are welcome! Address and details provided the evening before the program. Please contact Moshe […]

  • End-of-Sukkot Minyan + Meditation

    Rabbi Lizzi's Home in Northcenter Chicago, IL, United States

    The seventh and final day of Sukkot is Hoshanah Rabbah, a super sneaky second chance to set our intentions for the year ahead (don’t tell Yom Kippur). To mark the end of the holiday season, we take the willow branches from our lulavim and beat them into the ground. We’re going to pair the ritual […]