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Tu BiShevat is the New Year for Trees, a celebration of our love for trees and of our gratitude for all the gifts that the trees give to us.

Drawing from early Kabbalistic texts and hidden teachings, teachers Dana Ganihar and Rabbi Baruch Brenner gently unveil the secret steps mystics once took to journey between states of consciousness.

Join us for lots of fun! Costumes encouraged!

Please join us at the Woodstock Jewish Congregation as we hear from four local chapters of Indivisible (Indivisible.org) as they present an overview of their group’s activism in the past year.

Please join us for a musical celebration of our Cantor, Raechel Rosen, in honor of her upcoming smicha (ordination) as Hazzan from ALEPH Ordination Program in January.

*Reschedule date to follow* Thank you for your support! Please join us as we celebrate and appreciate all those who made the Triple Match Fundraiser a great success.

Learn how nutrition affects the underlying causes of cognitive decline and how changing your diet can prevent or even reverse degenerative changes in the brain, as well as other chronic diseases.

Rabbi Jonathan will share Jewish texts and teachings – some very ancient, some modern – that have been sustaining and guiding him during these destabilizing times.

If you’re longing for connection and creative inspiration, this is a unique opportunity to grow your writing in a supportive, inclusive, Jewish-centered community.

Juried by Karen O’Neil. Exhibition on view May 15 to August 24!