Join us for an Evening of Storytelling + Community

Stories From the Tribe is TC Jewfolk’s biggest night of the year — a joyful evening of Jewish storytelling that also fuels everything we do.

For one unforgettable evening, 12 community members take the bima to share their true Jewish stories – about family, the generations that shape us, and the complicated, hilarious, sacred, and sometimes messy experience of being Jewish today.

Some stories will make you laugh.
Some might make you cry.
All of them will remind you that the threads connecting us as Jews – across generations, identities, and experiences – are stronger than we sometimes realize.

In this moment, when the world feels heavy, gathering together in Jewish community matters more than ever. Stories from the Tribe is a chance to pause, breathe, laugh, and remember that our stories are what keep Jewish life vibrant.

Stories From the Tribe is TC Jewfolk’s signature annual fundraiser. When you give, you ensure that Jewish voices are heard and Jewish stories are told. Your donation sustains the independent Jewish journalism, storytelling, podcasts, and community connections that TC Jewfolk delivers year round.

Our show will once again be emceed by the incredible Jordana Green, co-host of The Adam & Jordana Show on WCCO Radio, guiding us through an evening that promises to be heartfelt, hilarious, and deeply meaningful.

Thank you for joining with us to amplify Jewish voices. Storytelling isn’t just what we do – it’s how we build Jewish community.

: The 2024 cast of Stories from the Tribe: Twin Cities

: The 2025 cast of Stories from the Tribe: Twin Cities

2026 Show Information

Our third annual Stories from the Tribe show will be on June 22, 2026. Get your tickets today and be sure to subscribe to our newsletter to be the first to know all about our 2026 show.

Audition Information

2026 Show audition sign ups have passed; start writing your story for 2027!

How Stories from the Tribe Is Shaped

Stories from the Tribe reflects Jewfolk, Inc.’s core values of Storytelling – Sipur Sipurim and Connection – Chibur. By centering real voices from our community, this live show links past and future through the lived experiences of Jewish storytellers today. Every story shared on the bima is shaped by the authentic perspectives, humor, and emotion of the storytellers themselves, creating a space where our community can laugh, reflect, and connect. Through Jewfolk, Inc.’s Human Centered Design approach, the show is designed around what our community wants to see, hear, and feel, making storytelling an act of engagement, reflection, and shared Jewish identity and community.