Hazon Educational Library: Adults

This program leads a discussion through text of the significance of joy to Sukkot and how Jewish tradition teaches us to inhabit that joy through generosity and hospitality.

There are anecdotal stories about food throughout the Torah. These food-cameos are, perhaps, even more instructive in the origins of Jewish food culture than the direct instructions about what may be eaten.

Three-fold workshop, which involves delving into the history of dairy on Hanukkah, making cheese and butter, and a discussion about the dairy industry and striving towards greater ethical consumption under capitalism, under the lens of our environmental crisis.

Breaking Bread Together was a community event of cross-cultural engagement over local, regeneratively grown, heritage grains.

This program is an introduction to collective responsibility as humans to each other and the Earth in the context of games.

In this program, participants explore the intention of Shabbat and the traditional and modern meaning and purpose of lighting Shabbat candles. Participants learn about the value of making Jewish ritual objects by hand, and get a small taste of the exciting world of bees!

This program leads participants in mikveh, Jewish ritual immersion, in a spring-fed stream.

This program was created as a way to engage a group of a variety of comfort levels with prayer in an authentic yet accessible farm-based prayer experience.

Explore the landscape and tune into your spirituality by engaging with nature and self through song and silence.

Elderberry Syrup Buffet is a hands-on lesson about simple plant medicine making with tangible connections to place and seasons.