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Shoresh Holiday Series
Tisha B’Av Climate Grief Gathering 5784
For more information, contact Tiferet Nashman at tiferet@shoresh.ca.
Upcoming (save the date!):
Wednesday, September 11th: Rosh Hashanah/High Holidays Hike
Sunday, October 20th: Sukkot Festival
Sunday, December 8th: Chanukah Hike
Shoresh at Bela Farm
Join us at Bela Farm to connect to the earth, Jewish tradition, and each other. Visiting the farm is a great opportunity to build community, unwind and slow down, while learning hands-on skills and tending to the Earth.
See events below!
All-Ages Bela Farm Garlic Harvest
Come gather in our fields to learn all about garlic! Together we will harvest, bundle, and cure our organic garlic bulbs while learning about Jewish herbal and culinary traditions and folklore regarding this powerful plant. Participants will take home a bundle of fresh garlic.
Accessibility information: Bela Farm is a working farm, located 1.25 hours from Toronto by car. The ground is hilly and can be quite steep in places. The rest area has picnic tables with fixed benches, and there are benches and chairs inside Beit Shoresh, our shed and gathering space. There is an outhouse on site with one step up.
For more information, contact Tamar Goldberg at tamar@shoresh.ca.
To sign up, click here: https://forms.gle/6ED9vds5WYBvohNcA
Shoresh’s Honey Harvest at Bela Farm
Join us for one or two days of harvesting honey at Bela Farm for some sticky, sweet fun! We’ll spend some slow time together becoming grounded in the land and we’ll work together to extract honey from the frames of Bela’s bees’ hives. The honey comb will be uncapped by hand, the frames will be spun in our extractor, the honey will be poured into buckets, weighed, tested for moisture, and recorded, before being transferred to jars, which will be spread to our community in advance of Rosh Hashanah for a sweet new year! Participants will take home a jar of raw honey.
Accessibility information: Bela Farm is a working farm, located 1.25 hours from Toronto by car. We will be working indoors to harvest the honey, with seating available for some of the tasks. There is a composting toilet on site with a tall step up.
For more information, contact Tamar Goldberg at tamar@shoresh.ca.
To sign up, click here: https://forms.gle/FN1JN86duzuecaEX9