| | | EAT, PRAY, LULAV Back by popular demand for its second year, we are pleased to bring you Urban Adamah's Sukkot Harvest Festival. Join us on Sunday, October 7, for our seminal family event on the farm.
Live musical performances by Octopretzel and The Bearded Ladies!
With special guest teachers:
Rabbi Shalom Bochner, Professor Naomi Seidman, Rabbi Saraleya Schley, Rabbi David Kasher, Bat Sheva Miller, Rabbi Dan Goldblatt and Rabbi Dev Noily |
 | | Meet Berkeley's resident goats Chickens exposed! Cob oven building Really Local Tea Bar Farm tours |
 | | Food prep: pickles, pizza and more Worm composting demos Grinding wheat--from the berry to pita A surprise visit by a 100+ year-old-creature Local, kosher organic food for sale |
 | | Live music Storytelling Crafts Face painting Make your own salve |
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| LIMITED TICKETS AVAILABLE Adults: $18 in advance, $20 at the door Children: $8 in advance, $10 at the door Family (2 adults and 2+children): $45 Special! 50% discount if you purchase before Sept. 13 (excludes family rate). Cosponsored by Afikomen Judaica, Congregation Beth El, Center for Jewish Studies, Chochmat HaLev, Beth Chaim Congregation, City Slicker Farms, Congregation Beth Israel, East Bay Federation, Ecology Center, Oakland Hebrew Day School, EcoJews of the Bay, Hazon, East Bay Jewish Community Center, Kehillah Community Synagogue, Kevah, Netivot Shalom, OBUGS, PJ Library, Urban Worm, Tehiyah Day School, Edah and Wilderness Torah |
| Join us for more celebrations on the farm this September! |
| | | | Check Out More Wild Jewish Opportunities From Our Friends at Wilderness Torah B'naiture's 2-year journey uses nature as a vehicle to explore the transition from childhood to adolescence. Info session Sept 12, 7:30-8:30pm. Learn more Wilderness Torah's Sukkot on the Farm Festival Oct 4-8. Learn more | | THANK YOU
 The harvest season is in full swing, and we are so grateful for our bounty. Thank you to all the volunteers, community partners, friends and supporters who help Urban Adamah grow so we can help nourish.
| | | |  AVODAT LEV: SERVICE OF THE HEART Shabbat Morning with Urban Adamah With special guest Estelle Frankel Saturday, September 8, 10am Join Urban Adamah staff and fellows for our unique Shabbat morning service, which includes chanting, movement, poetry and contemplative time on the farm, following the journey of the traditional Shabbat morning service. Avodat Lev (Service of the Heart) is designed to help us connect to ourselves, each other and to that which connects us all. No Hebrew language skills or any other experience of any kind is necessary. Join us at 10am for the service and stay for a potluck vegetarian brunch. Avodat Lev: 10-11:30am Potluck: 11:30am-12:30pm This event is free and open to the public, but please register in advance. Learn More and Register |
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A NIGHT OF LIVE MUSIC With Four Fabulous Local Bands Thursday, September 13, 6:45-11pm
For our September edition of our farm concert series, we're excited to showcase four of our favorite local bands: TREEHOUSE ORCHESTRA BIRD BY SNOW YASSOU BENEDICT MELITA Come to Urban Adamah's big tent for a rocking evening! Bring a cozy layer, your favorite mug and a friend. We'll serve farm-brewed chai ($1) and free freshly popped organic popcorn. Doors open at 6:45pm Sliding scale: $5-$20. All proceeds support the farm and the musicians. Limited work-exchange tickets are available (help us set up and take down in exchange for free admission). Purchase Tickets |  HAVDALLAH BONFIRE & 80s DANCE PARTY with Wilderness Torah Saturday, September 29, 7pm
Start your week with sweetness and community under the full moon over San Pablo. We'll celebrate havdallah (the short, musical ceremony that separates Shabbat from the rest of the week) with a bonfire, fresh-popped organic popcorn, farm-brewed chai and, of course, an 80s Dance Party spun by Adam Berman aka DJ Donuts. Bring a treat for our traditional dessert potluck (veggie only), warm clothes and your favorite mug. Come at 7pm for a drink and a shmooze. We'll make havdallah around 8pm and continue the evening with more music and dancing. Gather: 7pm Bonfire: 8pm
Advance tickets: sliding scale of $10-$20* Tickets at the door: $15 Children under 13 are free *Suggested donation of $15 covers the cost of drinks, snacks and use of the space. Cosponsored by our friends at Wilderness Torah. | | | | | | | | | |
