Ready for in-person Jewish life? WE ARE TOO! ChiTribe Happy Hours are monthly opportunities aimed to create a low barrier to entry environment for people to make connections and meet new people. This summer 2021, ChiTribe Happy Hours are back in real life. Register today! ChiTribe July Happy Hour July
Author: Rebecca Schwab
This July 27th 6-8pm at Barcocina 2901 N Sheffield Ave, Chicago, IL 60657 CHITRIBE HAPPY HOURS ARE BACK Re-opening in Chicago is alive and well and ChiTribe is excited to officially announce July Happy Hour: Tuesday, July 27th 6-8pm at Barcocina Chicago. Due to logistical changes and updated capacity, we
Jewish Day Camp for Adults in Chicago July 31st, 2021. Located just 45 minutes from Chicago in Lake Zurich, IL, Camp Chi’s day camp property offers the serenity of a countryside getaway with the amenities of a first-rate summer camp. Our home away from home is nestled on 37 sunny
What is the Cool Chicago Jews Facebook Group? What is the Cool Chicago Jews Facebook group and why should you know about it? Converts, queer people, Jews of Color, post-Soviet Jews! Jews of all experiences deserve a place to call home and a safe space. This group is explicitly leftist
Who is the Team behind ChiTribe? ChiTribe is a grassroots organization that is majorly volunteer-led. After almost 3 years, ChiTribe is still a resource for all of Jewish Chicago. Directed by Rebecca Schwab and a team of incredible interns and volunteers, ChiTribe continues to fill the gap making Jewish life
It is going to be an IN-PERSON and JEWISH end of May in Chicago. Virtual Events and In-Person Jewish life is happening throughout the rest of May and here are the highlights. Find all the events in one place on the ChiTribe calendar. Virtual Author Talk: Edmund De Waal And
ChiTribe Post-Pandemic Clusters are an opportunity for people to connect virtually and in-person while creating a community based on shared interests. As more people are becoming vaccinated, and Jewish life can start returning to normal, ChiTribe Post-Pandemic Clusters are a chance to meet new people and reconnect with the Tribe.
Where did you grow up? Highland Park What did you do Jewish growing up? I grew up having Shabbat dinner with my family. Mygrandparents usually hosted Shabbat, so three generations of our family got together each week. Some of my best family memories are at that dinner table! I also went
Move into a Moishe House! The Chicago-area Moishe Houses are looking for residents across the city with move-in dates ranging from 5/1-9/1. If you’re interested in building a Jewish community, fostering relationships in your neighborhood, and putting on programs for other Jewish young adults, Moishe House might be the place
Where did you grow up? I grew up in a suburb of Detroit, MI What did you do Jewish growing up? As a kid, we went to shul frequently, and I also attended Hebrew School and had my bat mitzvah. Overall, my fondest memories are weekly Shabbat dinners with my