JPF general meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM unless otherwise indicated. Our general meetings provide a way to meet your neighbors, learn about interesting topics and socialize. JPF general meetings are open to all, regardless of membership. Meeting…
Join Jefferson Park Forward for our first virtual trivia night during this month's First Friday Happy Hour. Teams can join by donating $10, which supports our upcoming JPF fall cleanup (details on this event coming soon). Seinfeld This trivia night will be about all things…
This month is the JPF 2020 Annual Meeting. The annual meeting is when the membership gets the opportunity to elect their representatives to the JPF Board of Directors. More information about the candidates can be found here. An amendment to the JPF Bylaws is also…
Join your neighbors to knit/sketch/crochet/craft/whatever at a safe and socially distant outdoor meet up. Location TBD.
For this walk we'll head up to Foster and march east. Along the way we'll walk through the wetlands of Gompers Park and Eugene Field Park. We'll cross the North Shore Channel just west of California and walk south along the river to Lawrence where…
Join the JPF Marketing Committee for a virtual meeting tonight. Register at the link below and join us at 7:00 pm.
Join us at our next (virtual) meeting this Thursday, October 15 at 7:00 pm. We will be discussing Chicago Public Library programs, the Chicago Tenants' Movement and hearing from our local business member Wildlight Yoga.
Join us on our monthly walks where we explore new neighborhoods or even areas within our own community. For our October walk we're going to take a leisurely stroll down Forest Preserve Drive to Hiawatha Park. Now, we realize that people might say "that doesn't…
Join your neighbors to knit/sketch/crochet/craft/whatever at a safe and socially distant outdoor meet up. We are meeting in a neighbors yard, so PM JPF or email marketing@jeffersonparkforward.org and we'll send you the address.
Let’s try our first pandemic-era Salon with discussion of a couple brief, free, and feel-good documentary spots that connect to our previous discussions on Strong Towns and the Main Street Initiative in highlighting good urban planning and the people and stories behind the plans.All this…
