The Hippie: Dreadlocks and Bagels What: Mystical reflections of Yom Kippur When: Saturday, September 22, 3:45 PM Where: Quadrangle Club, 1155 E. 57th St Why: Explore the oneness of time, space and consciousness with a totally far-out discussion by Rabbi Yossi Brackman on the mystical dimensions of Yom Kippur.
The Hipster: Way Too Cool for Hebrew School What: Launch party for A Living Lens
The Beshert Seeker: Something Old, Something Newish, Something Borrowed, Something Jewish What: Speed dating When: Tuesday, September 25th, 7:30 PM Where: Bungalow Bar Lounge, 1622 W Belmont Why: Are you dreading yet another Yom Kippur spent fielding the “So, are you dating anyone?” questions from the aunts and cousins? If you’re between the ages of 30 and 40, up your odds and improve your speed-talking skills with an evening of five-minute speed dates.
The Nouveau Jew: Better Late Than Never? What: Free Yom Kippur services and break-fast When: Friday, September 21, 6:45 PM; Saturday, September 22, 9 AM Where: 2024 W. Webster Why: Don’t be shy—these services are warm and user-friendly, with a heavy emphasis on English translation. Even if this is your first time in shul since your Bar Mitzvah, you’ll be able to follow along. The best part? Everything is free, including the break-fast.
The Super-Jew: You've Got the Spirit, Yes You Do! What: Transformative Jewish renewal Yom Kippur When: Saturday, September 21, Sundown Where: Mitziut, 1545 W. Morse Avenue Why: You're always renewing and reaffirming your relationship to Judaism, and Mitziut is all about Jewish Renewal. Their erev Yom Kippur services are led by Rabbi Menachem Cohen and Cantorial Soloist Layni Katz Myers, and are inclusive, participatory, and relaxed, with lots of music, sacred Hebrew chants, meaningful Torah teachings and ancient spirituality.
The Intellectual: Smarter Than Jew What: Loop Synagogue high holiday music festival
The Alterna-Parent: Day Care and Dinner Parties What: Break-fast with Temple Sholom When: Saturday, September 22, 6:30 PM Where: Ann Sather's Restaurant, 3411 N. Broadway Why: Too busy running after the little ones to organize a break-fast? Dart into super-parent territory by joining Rabbi Taron Tachman and Temple Sholom for Ann Sather’s Swedish pancakes with lingonberries, famous cinnamon rolls, and of course, the essential bagels and lox platter with all the trimmings. Bonus: Children 5 and under are free!
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