Get a taste of hands-on, nature-connected Jewish learning for all ages. Together we’ll be singing, playing, studying and creating as we welcome in Elul and start the High Holiday journey. Shofars will be blowing, adults and children will be playing and all us will walk away feeling more connected to ourselves, the forest, and the traditions of the Jewish people.
Activities include:
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Experiential, soulful Jewish prayer in the outdoors
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Multi-layered, inclusive, egalitarian Jewish text study
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Embodied, full sensory connection to the natural world
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Hands-on projects using natural materials to create Jewish mindfulness objects
Staying overnight is optional! Join us Sunday and Monday for two days of innovative Jewish community.
Arrive fed and ready for a full afternoon of outdoor play, learning and connection.
Sunday begins at 12:30pm and activities will continue through potluck dinner.
Monday’s activities will begin at 8am with shacharit.
WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING:
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Arrive well fed
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Water bottle
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Snacks
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Potluck dinner contribution(s)
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Oatmeal breakfast contribution (raisins, fruit, maple syrup, etc)
OPTIONAL GEAR:
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Sunscreen
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Bug repellent
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Camping chairs
- Overnight supplies (tent, sleeping bag, etc)
Parents are responsible for their children at all times.
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