Holy Day of Trees

Step into the ancient embrace of the forest, where wisdom whispers through every leaf and branch.
Join us for a mystical Holy Day of Trees—an unforgettable journey of interactive rituals, ancestral teachings, and the profound beauty of nature's cycles. Together, we'll honor the sacred essence of Tu B’Shvat with a vibrant and elaborate seder, weaving intention and celebration into every bite of divinely inspired snacks.

Facilitated by Rav Jericho and immersive theatermaker and long-time Temple collaborator, Yanick Trapman-O'Brien.

Open to Jewish, Jew-ish, or non-Jewish folks aged 18+ .

This event will involve food, beverages, and some fragrances. If you have allergy or sensory concerns, please message. Foods will be vegetarian and nut-free, but may contain gluten, eggs, dairy.

You're invited to wear black. To aid in the Great Turning, please bring your own water bottle.

We will begin the ceremony promptly, so make sure to be there when doors open at 7pm.

This ceremony is made possible through the generous support of UJA Federation of New York and folks like you who love Temple of the Stranger. To support our work, please click here.

Photos will be taken at this event. Your entry and presence on the event premises constitutes your consent to be photographed, filmed, and/or otherwise recorded and to the publication of such materials for future marketing or other purposes by Temple of the Stranger and its partners.

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