Join Yesod Farm + Kitchen for a Tu Bishvat seder on Sunday evening 1/16! Together, we will celebrate the first whispers of spring as tree buds swell and sap begins to rise.

The seder is inspired by a practical application of the mystical concepts surrounding Tu BiShvat in recent centuries. Like the Passover Seder, we will engage in a ritual celebration centered around 4 cups of wine or juice and symbolic foods.

Once a tax day, and emerging as a mystical experience in the late Middle Ages, Tu BiShvat marks the rising sap in the trees and the early buds of late winter.

All are welcome, no experience is necessary. We do ask that you RSVP by 'purchasing' a ticket. This event is free. There will be an option for a small donation when you RSVP, but donations are not necessary!

Dress for the cold and wind and bring a mask in case we need to get close. It also never hurts to prepare for wet!

Snacks will be integrated into the ritual. Dinner is not provided.

Allergy Information: There will be nuts present! If you have any requests around nut allergy logistics, please email info@yesodfarm.org

Accessibility: We will be outside on flat-ish grass and have folding chairs available. We will be in direct sun while the sun is out. There is a composting toilet and hand washing available. The walk from parking to the event is a 2 minute walk uphill. If this is not doable for you, closer parking is available. Please reach out over messenger, or email info@yesodfarm.org with accessibility requests and questions.

Parking: Please park at the culvert on Kirstein Road by Garren Creek. From there, you'll walk up to the event. Turn left onto the driveway (so that the field is on your left) and follow that driveway all the way up, veering right at the fork. From there, you'll see and hear us!

Questions? Email info@yesodfarm.org

Yesod Farm+Kitchen 20 Kirstein Road