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Passover

Wednesday, April 21 – Thursday, April 29

Schedule for 2027 coming soon

Passover is around the corner and we have you covered! From the Passover Seders to our special Passover dinners, join your fellow UChicago Jews for some crunchy Matzah, mouthwatering brisket, delicious chicken soup and much more — all homemade!

You won't be disappointed at our Passover spread!

1st Seder — Wednesday, April 21

A high energy seder at the Expanded Chabad House, lots of small discussions, and moving at a good pace. Crispy hand baked matzah, sparkling wine, delicious brisket and mouthwatering desserts.

Begins 7:00pm · Dinner 9:00pm · Done by 10:30pm. Reservations a must.

2nd Seder — Thursday, April 22

Feel right at home around our table, with a homemade dinner. A cozy and inspiring Seder that will take you well into the night. Starts at 8:00pm till late. Reservations an absolute must for this intimate family style seder.

Non UChicago students must call ahead before making reservations.

RSVP

Making Your Own Seder?

We can help! Click below for our Seder kit, Haggadahs and more. Stop by Chabad House for basic Passover provisions including matzah, matzah ball soup mix, grape juice, and more. We will also provide 1 frozen chicken to each student.

Get Seder Kit

Passover Meals

The Baker Dining Hall Kosher Station will offer Kosher for Passover meals on select dates. Chabad is offering up to a 50% subsidy on Passover meals purchased in the dining hall.

Apply for Subsidy
Wed 4/21Lunch at Hillel
Thu 4/22Chabad House
Fri 4/23Lunch at Hillel, Dinner at Chabad and Hillel
Sat 4/24Lunch at Hillel, Dinner at Chabad
Sun 4/25Baker Dining Hall Kosher Station – Lunch & Dinner
Mon 4/26Baker Dining Hall Kosher Station – Lunch & Dinner
Tue 4/27Baker Dining Hall Kosher Station – Lunch, Dinner at Chabad
Wed 4/28Lunch at Hillel, Dinner at Chabad
Thu 4/29Lunch at Chabad

Sumptuous Passover meals at Chabad House are offered at no charge. Reservations required — RSVP here.

Sell Your Chametz

Since it is prohibited to possess chametz on Passover, any chametz left undisposed must be sold to a non-Jew. We can take care of it for you — just complete a super brief form.

Sell My Chametz!

No Hebrew, affiliation, denomination, tickets or anything special required. Just come as you are and be ready to have a meaningful, delicious experience.