SJJC Summer Social: 7/25/2026
Solomon Dixon • June 18, 2026
We're looking forward to our annual Summer Social event! This is a great opportunity to connect with the amazing members of our BJJ community outside of the gym.
We hope you join us to relax, hang out, and spend some quality time together.
Training builds teammates. Time together builds community. Come through for a day off the mats to connect, share a few laughs, and enjoy one another under the sun!
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Bring lawn chairs, outdoor blankets and your favorite games to share. Kids are welcome!
Event Details
Saturday, Jul 25, 2026
12pm - 5pm
Promontory Point
5491 S. Jean-Baptiste Pointe DuSable Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, IL
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