Open to all - women, men, children, and families

Come join us as we celebrate Tu B’Shevat, the birthday of the trees. It will be a fun and informative time together at our seder table as we partake of fruits and of the seven species called out in the Torah as abundant in Israel, talk about the connections between Tu B’Shevat and ecology, self, and Israel, and experience our Tu B’Shevat as one family.  

Tu B’Shevat, first observed by Kabbalists in the sixteenth century in Sephardic communities, has spread in recent times and is now celebrated in many Jewish communities around the world.   

There is something in this participatory Tu B’Shevat seder for everyone, whether it is ecology, self-knowledge, spirit, song, history, or Israel. Come by yourself, with your family, or with your friends.

Although no formal "meal" will be served, nobody leaves this vegetarian seder hungry!