Building off of the success of last year's program, the Jewish Farm School will facilitate a hands on skills workshop series. 

Outside of a select few urban centers like New York City, American Jews mostly live in the suburbs. While there are certain advantages to the suburban lifestyle, the environmental implications are becoming increasingly apparent.  These communities are designed to be navigated by car, encourage the construction of absurdly large homes and extensively (and often chemically) landscaped lawns, allow for wastefully redundant luxuries such as private swimming pools and tennis courts and foster a general isolation from the community and its members.

Join us to explore the various advantages of city life, learn some practical skills for your own life and learn about the efforts underway in Philadelphia to make it a more sustainable city.

Sunday, September 28th

Earth Plasters and Natural Buidling

Monsterhaus 841 N. Preston St.  19104

Sunday, October 5th

Seed Saving and Herbal Tinctures

4905 Cedar Ave 19143

Shabbat, October 24th

Urban Sustainabilty Shabbat Dinner and Program

Location TBD

Sunday, November 9th

Green Build with Habitat for Humanity

Sponsored by Kol Tzedek

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For more informaiton please contact us!