Repair Shabbat is here again! We'll be meeting at one of your favorites of our previous venues for more drinks, discussion, and connection. We can't wait to see you there!

Join author and award-winning educator Andrea Zoppo, fondly known as Ms. Ladybug, for a fun-filled time learning about our pollinator friends and what happens to them and other crawlies during a storm! With her new book Storm Bugs, Ms. Ladybug will guide you through the story with puppets, sound effects, and interactive play. Come find out what happens during a storm, you might be quite surprised. This program is great for families with young children. After the story, families will celebrate Tu Bishvat, the birthday of the trees, with a variety of activities hosted by Nurture, 18 Doors, Ma'alot, Repair the World, PJ Library and JBaby.

Join us as we plant 73 trees in Wade Walker Park, help sustain our urban forest and celebrate Tu B'Shvat, the Jewish "New Year of Trees". Trees Atlanta has supported annual plantings for Tu B’Shvat for more than two decades. Tu B’Shvat (literally, the 15th day of the lunar month of Shvat) encourages us to connect culture and faith to the land, and to build an awareness of our roles in preventing land degradation. Please bring gloves, comfortable clothes and water. All ages are welcome at this project. Volunteers under the age of 16 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

Calling all New York area teens! Join the Jewish Youth Climate Movement for a Climate Justice Seder, full of climate teachings, Jewish connections, and plenty of fruit. Tu B’Shvat, the ancient Jewish new year for the trees, has changed and evolved throughout time. 16th century Kabbalists re-imagined this holiday with a multi-sensory and engaging Seder, incorporating 3 fruits and journeying through the 4 worlds of creation.

Join Hazon Detroit, The Well, Repair the World: Detroit, and Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue to honor Tu B’Shvat, the Jewish New Year of the trees! Root yourself in Jewish tradition as we nosh and sip our way through the newly updated 2023 Tu B’Shvat Haggadah focused on climate, stewardship, and community connection. Community leaders and a special guest from The Greening of Detroit will lead us through the seder while adding wisdom from their respective organizations. Due to the generosity of donors, subsidized tickets are available for $10 per person until Wednesday, February 1st. If cost is prohibitive or special accommodations are needed, please reach out to Erica Meyers at [email protected] Space is limited, so please register ASAP.