CHICAGO: Together We Are Stronger than Hate. Solidarity in Chicago starts with communication and all the information all in one place. Yesterday, there was an attempted attack on a local synagogue. Today, we stand together. Chicago police boosting presence at
Category: ChiTribe Story of the Week
There’s hummus, and there’s authentic hummus. I couldn’t find anything that reminded me of the flavor, texture and taste I missed from home. Therefore, I made it my mission to create the best hummus I can and bring it to the
Let’s Find the Afikoman in Chicago – Scavenger Hunt for Adults Follow @YourChiTribe on Instagram to Win! All week on Instastory @YourChiTribe is giving you clues to win some big kid prizes for find OUR Afikoman during your lunch break. Post about it
Spice up your Passover seder this year with a few conversation starters. Here is some food for thought today to take with you to your seder, as you indulge your Charoset cravings. “Another 4 questions? But seder is already long
Meet Maot Chitim YP Board Member Sammantha Marks Sammantha Marks is a founding member of the Maot Chitim YP Board which is hosting their first ever Happy Hour at Beermiscuous in Lincoln Park. She chatted with C hiTribe about Tikkun Olam, breaking
Steffie Drucker is on the committee for the annual Illini Hillel Bingo Fundraiser at Hamburger Mary’s in Andersonville. She chatted with ChiTribe about growing up in Skokie, going to the University of Illinois and being involved in Illini Hillel. Where
Shabbat Clusters are LIVE and BETTER than ever! After the first round of successful clusters, ChiTribe will be organizing the winter round 2019! Groups are for singles and couples. Jews of all backgrounds are welcome. Clusters are formed based on location,
Spotted: Yiddish Theatre in Chicago. A Dybbuk at DePaul! Take a journey to the past with this moving Jewish shtetl love story that turns into a ghostly folktale-live in Chicago! ChiTribe interviewed Director Jeremy Aluma about this production to learn
*Aliyah is the hebrew word for “ascent” or “to go up”, commonly used to refer to the honor of being called upon go up to the Bima (alter) or to read from the Torah. By Jake Dermer Recently Chicago has seen
Chicago Guide Tu Bishvat 2019 Behind every blade of grass is an angel who cheers, ‘Grow, grass, grow! 🌱Adapted from Midrash Rabbah 10:6 Tu B’Shvat: Conversation, Dinner, And Song January 20 @ 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM Hyde Park Moishe