Commemorating its tenth anniversary, NWMI's first Community Gala was a memorable evening filled with laughter, connection, and community.

Our Eid festivals feature an English sermon and prayer, followed by brunch and children’s carnival. Last year’s festival boasted fresh waffles and funnel cake, a petting zoo, face-painting, balloon animals, bounce houses, and more!

Our annual Camp NWMI program invites Muslim youth to spend two weeks participating in age-appropriate activities that help nurture Islamic identity.

NWMI’s Ramadan programming centers around community fellowship, spiritual growth, and fun activities for families and children of all ages—beginning with our Welcoming Ramadan Festival!

NWMI shared in the Hajj journey by creating a mini-Hajj outdoor program to connect us to our community and nourish our spirit during the Hajj season.  

NWMI’s three-part social justice series drew lessons from Imam Hussain’s (as) legacy of standing against brutality, intolerance, and hypocrisy, by examining the intersection of Islam, race, and Black Lives Matter.