Rabbi Prof. Abraham Joshua Heschel’s inspiring life story and character is made into a fascinating show. The play, hosted here at the Chicago Loop Synagogue is an original production commissioned by the World Zionist Organization to inaugurated events marking the 50th anniversary of the death of Abraham Joshua Heschel – one of the most important Jewish thinkers of modern times.
Jewish tradition calls on each of us to be a leader. But for some of us, taking on a leadership role is easier said than done. Why? Join the Maimonides Society as we welcome Dr. Michelle Hammond, Associate Professor of Management at Oakland University.
Join us at the Museum with Chicago’s Emmy-Award-winning Orbert Davis, trumpeter, composer, and educator; along with his Jazz Quartet and Lidice Oran, vocalist; for a celebratory evening inspired by the hustle and bustle of Jewish life in South Beach.
The Oy Vey Cafe! JRC’s Signature Adult Purim evening – featuring the JRC Purim Shpielers, led by Stan Cohn and JRC house band, the Alte Rockers!
Be prepared to sing your heart out as we rejoice in the spirit of Purim and the incredible presence of Ruthie in our lives.
What are all the Jewish holidays, and why do the dates change? Why are there 2 months of Adar and 4 New Years? How do we make sense of the Jewish calendar? Join Rabbi Rachel after services in an exploration of time, traditions and how we celebrate.
Have you ever cut yourself badly cooking? Seen someone pass out? Watched as someone ate something and then struggled to breathe?
Join us for our Monthly Second Sunday BLT brunch!
Join Rabbi Jennifer Kaluzny, Rabbi Michael Moskowitz and guest speaker, Rebecca Soffer, for a candid, warm, and even humorous conversation exploring Rebecca’s book, The Modern Loss Handbook, and the global movement to destigmatize the universal experience of grief while encouraging people to find meaning and live richly.
Join us for a family-friendly Megillah reading at 8:15 p.m. followed by Jewpardy: a Jew-ish trivia night!
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