Every participant will plant their own tray of microgreens while learning how to care for their plot of land. This act of creating and sustaining our own “micro-ecosystem” drives home the lessons of stewardship that are central to Tu b’Shvat.

Every participant learns the basics of lacto-fermentation while making their own pickled veggies. The act of food preservation through pickling provides a springboard for conversation about preserving our food and minimizing food waste.

Create all-natural, handmade soaps in this engaging, hands-on workshop! Participants will use tree butters, essential oils, and natural dried flowers, to create their own moisturizing botanical soaps. Trees give us so much in this world, and soap is a unique way to appreciate all of the gifts of trees. (9th grade and up)

Spend time on a local farm this winter learning the essentials of fruit tree pruning and exploring its deeper connection to our Torah relationship with trees. The workshop also includes a guided tour of the farm, where you'll learn about the seasonal cycles of growth on organic farms in the region. (Grade 1+)

One of our educators would be happy to teach on a variety of topics related to Tu b’Shvat. When filling out the form below, please indicate any particular topics of interest for your community.

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