Events & Experiences

Mutual Muvas: Free Store Pop Up

May 9, 2026 ❀ 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM

  • We’re hosting a free pop up for those who identify as mamas and maternal figures, just in time for Mother’s Day. This pop up is inclusive of all Muvas, a term which transcends sex and gender.

    This event will include a free store of

    • Hygiene products

    • Self-care products

    • Household goods

    • Food items

    • Postpartum care products

    • Nursing products

    • Baby care products

    Free services include:

    Vogue Workshop ❀ Ear Seeding ❀ Portraits ❀ Doula Care

  • This event is FREE to the public!

    Those who have the means are invited to donate. Every donation makes this program more accessible to ALL families, regardless of their current finances.

  • CUSP Chicago

    The Legendary Fabulous Freddie

  • This is an inclusive and expansive space for families to feel included, cared for, and valued. All of our spaces are black-led, black and BIPOC centered, queer-friendly, and welcoming of all gender identities. 

    This space is intended for individuals who are committed to being respectful of and loving toward people of various races, genders, classes, relational preferences, religious-spiritual beliefs, etc.

    By registering to be a part of this program, you are agreeing to this shared community value. 

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FYI: Great Migration Program & Road Trip

June 12, 2026 - June 16. 2026

  • In June 2026, we are taking 10 young people from Chicago on a trip to Tuskegee, AL for a culturally enriching exploration of the land, people, history and legacy of the Deep South! Join us for this information session that will kick off our 6-week learning program leading up to the trip!


  • This program is offered on a sliding scale between $25 and $250 per learner. Those who have the means are invited to donate on the higher end of the scale. Every donation makes this program more accessible to ALL families, regardless of their current finances.

  • Nature’s Garden for Victory & Peace

  • This is an inclusive and expansive space for families to feel included, cared for, and valued. All of our spaces are black-led, black and BIPOC centered, queer-friendly, and welcoming of all gender identities. 

    This space is intended for individuals who are committed to being respectful of and loving toward people of various races, genders, classes, relational preferences, religious-spiritual beliefs, etc.

    By registering to be a part of this program, you are agreeing to these shared community values. 

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Hoodoo Day of Healing: Community Care Clinic

October 10, 2026 ❀ 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM

  • Save the Date!

    10/10 marks a special day on the Hoodoo Heritage calendar: the Hoodoo Day of Healing!

     On this day, we intentionally petition, pray, “werk” and take action for the healing of the body, mind, and spirit of all African American people. It is a day when folks are encouraged to educate and organize on behalf of the most vulnerable— to care for those who are differently abled, disabled, elderly, living with chronic or mental illness, home bound, displaced, pregnant, newly postpartum, unhoused, impoverished and/or just in need of care! On this day we put our juju and our willpower into our collective healing and wellness.

    Join us on Saturday October 10th for our Hoodoo Day of Healing: Community Care Clinic featuring (a/an):

    🌿 Herbal workshopping station 

    🎁 Care packaging for community members

    🩺 Vital signs screenings

    🎨 Art station

    🛍️ Free.99 store with donations

    👩🏾‍⚕️Midwives & Street Medics meet & greet + resources

    🥨 Snacks & refreshments

    Please register yourself & guests if you are coming so that we can have you counted for food and freebies! 🎉

     Meet ya there ❤️‍🔥

  • This event is FREE to the public!

    Those who have the means are invited to donate. Every donation makes this program more accessible to ALL families, regardless of their current finances.

    Donations can be made to:

  • CUSP Chicago

    Chicago South Side Birth Center

    Ujimaa Medics

    Undoing Our Erasure

  • This is an inclusive and expansive space for families to feel included, cared for, and valued. All of our spaces are black-led, black and BIPOC centered, queer-friendly, and welcoming of all gender identities. 

    This space is intended for individuals who are committed to being respectful of and loving toward people of various races, genders, classes, relational preferences, religious-spiritual beliefs, etc.

    By registering to be a part of this program, you are agreeing to this shared community value. 

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4th Annual: Hoodoo Heritage Festival

October 2026 ❀ TBD

  • Join us for the 4th Annual Hoodoo Heritage Festival, coming October 2026. This event is a yearly communal celebration of African-American cultural history and spiritual traditions, and their roles in our liberation! This is an intentionally intergenerational space, and one created for Black, African-American, Afro-American, Caribbean-American, African Indigenous and Native Indigenous people.

    Attendees are invited to enjoy & participate in:

    + A Liberatory Art Exhibition featuring local artists.

    + Archival Activations

    + Drum Call & Story Singing with Baba Valroy & Friends

    + Altar Tending & Ceremony

    + Arts & Crafts

    + Local Vendors & Artisans

    + Photo/Video Booth

    Register to take part in this is beautiful celebration of heritage and resilience.

    VENDORS, ARTISTS, VOLUNTEERS, SEND US AN EMAIL: therebirthsociety@gmail.com

    This event is funded by (Re)Birth Society, powered by Hoodoo & Good Juju. We strongly support the reclamation and restoration of African-Indigenous spiritual traditions and religions, which we believe will help provide healing and empowerment to our community.

  • This event is offered on a sliding scale between $5 and $50. Those who have the means are invited to donate on the higher end of the scale. Every donation helps make our events and programs possible!

  • This is an inclusive and expansive space for families to feel included, cared for, and valued. All of our spaces are black-led, black and BIPOC centered, queer-friendly, and welcoming of all gender identities. Our Hoodoo Heritage Month events are exclusive to African Americans as Hoodoo is a closed practice.  

    This space is intended for individuals who are committed to being respectful of and loving toward people of various races, genders, classes, relational preferences, religious-spiritual beliefs, etc.

    By registering to be a part of this program, you are agreeing to these shared community values. 

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