Anarchist Tea is a chill monthly social space in Rogers Park for anarchists, abolitionists, autonomous anti-capitalists, anti-colonialists, and like-minded folks. Rebellion can be stressful and intimidating. That's why we hope to create a casual gathering that is not intended for organizing. Join us as we get to know one another, relax, and build affinity while […]

We show great films that you probably haven't seen. Includes post-screening discussion and snacks. All free! Program of shorts TBA

Food Not Bombs distributes free food every Sunday at 2pm at the PO Box. Food distribution is made possible through the work of volunteers who pick up unsold food at Whole Foods on a regular basis. If you want to volunteer, here's how you can help: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PJ5YF9CpPcW-NmR0ySTp4Qalu4gJPjvA7swdHNqNNYM/edit?fbclid=IwAR2FdXZtW9-4NytikrFpE-0OH8sEiGsf7p7GPCSOLz_Az_KTq67uTS2m85w

Co-crafting, deconstructing, conspiring and more will happen at the PO Box on Monday evenings from 6-8 pm. Please bring something you are working on or thinking about. We'll skill share or at least give good support. Snacks + groceries provided by Food Not Bombs. Bring take-home containers + bags!

For this month's Suppertime Writing Workshop, we'll be generating new work for the new year with a variety of tarot-themed prompts. Decks will be ready at the event, but feel free to bring your own if you feel comfortable doing so. All ages and experience levels are welcome! Food, including vegan options, will be provided, […]

RPSN meets every Wednesday 6:30-8:30 at the PO Box. RPSN emerged from an action held in Rogers Park that was organized by the Little Village Solidarity Network / Red de Solidaridad de La Villita and other groups. That action was part of a larger campaign against Heartland Alliance’s child detention centers across the Chicagoland area. […]

Food Not Bombs distributes free food every Sunday at 2pm at the PO Box. Food distribution is made possible through the work of volunteers who pick up unsold food at Whole Foods on a regular basis. If you want to volunteer, here's how you can help: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PJ5YF9CpPcW-NmR0ySTp4Qalu4gJPjvA7swdHNqNNYM/edit?fbclid=IwAR2FdXZtW9-4NytikrFpE-0OH8sEiGsf7p7GPCSOLz_Az_KTq67uTS2m85w

The Nonfiction Read Aloud Book Group meets twice monthly, on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month. We are reading HOW TO BE AN ANTIRACIST by Ibram X. Kendi. We use a combination of reading at home (optional) and reading aloud to each other. You are not required to read aloud to participate in […]