Lakefront Tot Shabbat & Picnic at Noah’s Playground

Please note tonight’s different location: Noah’s Playground. Noah’s Playground for Everyone is a fully accessible space where anyone can learn and play regardless of abilities, located in Lawson Park at Sheridan Road and Clinton Place, just north of the Evanston Art Center and the Grosse Point Lighthouse. Noah’s Playground was dedicated in memory of Noah Cutter, son of JRC Members Julie and David Cutter, who was born with neurological conditions and who passed away when he was two years old.

Young children and their grownups can welcome Shabbat with JRC at the Lakefront this summer! This musical, casual, fun service is just the right size for children 5 and under. After Tot Shabbat, families are encouraged to bring their own picnic to eat with the community before our camp-like Shabbat evening service at 7 pm. Stay for all, part, or none of the service—playing and running around is encouraged at Lakefront Shabbat!

Lakefront Shabbat is open to all. We hope you’ll join us! Take a look at the full schedule of JRC’s Lakefront Shabbat.

5:30 pm | Tot Shabbat
6:00 pm |  Bring Your Own Picnic
7:00 pm | Service

Mark your calendar for our final Lakefront Tot Shabbat Service on September 5.

In the case of inclement weather, check this calendar listing after 3:30pm on the day of Lakefront Shabbat for updated information.