Tu B’Shevat at Scott

Come celebrate the Jewish “New Year of the Trees” at the Scott Arboretum. Join Rabbi Michael Ramberg and Scott Arboretum’s Sue MacQueen in an exciting evening celebrating the rebirth of trees. The event will start with a campus walk, followed by live music from Aly Halpert. Participants will try traditional foods eaten on Tu B’Shevat and learn about the significance of the holiday. To end the evening, we will plant bitter herbs to grow in preparation for Passover. 

Registration Closed

Program Details

• Registration is free, but required due to space limitations. 
• Families with children of all ages are encouraged to participate.
• Email us if you have accessibility needs for this program.
• For more information, review our program and event policies or call the Scott Arboretum office at 610-328-8025.