What is Tu B'Shvat nature Fest?
- It's a big party Celebrating the The New Year of the Trees!
- It's a chance to bond with mother nature
- It's your time to plant a tree, make a nature craft, or pet a goat.
- So go back to your roots, come to camp and get Green your on!
Event Schedule
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Main Stage |
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Magician Eran Hafner from Magically Yours |
| 12:30 |
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MATI Choir |
| 12:45 |
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Community Tu B'Shvat Seder
Led by Shalom Institute and Jewish National Fund |
| 1:15 |
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The OurSpace Voices of Hope / Kolot Tikva Choir |
| 1:30 |
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MOSHAV |
| 2:15 |
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RAM2 |
| 3:00 |
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Drum Circle |
Who is performing at Tu B’Shvat Nature Fest?
Moshav
Moshav members grew up in Israel playing music together and had their first official show at Jerusalem's Mike's Place in 1996. Since that time, the band has been heard at intimate settings and larger music festivals around the world. Now based in Los Angeles, the band continues to perform for US and international audiences. www.moshavband.com |
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RAM2
So what exactly is RAM2 you ask ? For those who do not know, Ram 2 is the name of an Israeli rock band from Los Angeles That plays the best rock music cover that we all grew up on in Israel, such as HAYEHUDIM, Fortis, EIFO HAYELED and more The band was founded 5 years ago and since then appears across the U.S. in the Jewish and Israeli communities. The band's goal was to bring Israeli music that we grew up on to the U.S. Jewish and Israeli community |
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MATI Choir
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The OurSpace Voices of Hope / Kolot Tikva Choir
The OurSpace Voices of Hope/Kolot Tikva Choir, led by Hazzan Mike Stein is a choir for children, teens and adults with special needs and special talents. Kolot Tikva choir participants raise their voices in song, while embracing and celebrating their strengths and abilities.
The participants learn and sing songs in both Hebrew and English for the pure joy of singing. The choir has performed at Temple Aliyah, Sinai Temple, Adat Ariel, Shomrei Torah, the Jewish Federation Valley Alliance, Masorti and Camp Ramah Gala events, The Big Jewish Tent, and in the Los Angeles City Hall for the annual Hanukkah Candle Lighting Ceremony. |
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Did I see activities, entertainment and tree planting?
ACTIVITIES START AT 11 AM AND GO ALL DAY!
- World Class Entertainment
- Petting Zoo
- Critter Squad - Animals & Reptiles
- Moonbounces
- Nature Crafts
- Cider Making
- Rope Making
- TreePlanting
- Big Green Scavenger Hunt
- Tu B’Shvat Seder Hikes
- Bungee Trampoline ***
- Ping Pong
- Basketball
- Zip Line ***
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- Tomahawk throwing
- Candle Making
- Horseshoes
- Climbing Walls
- Pita Making/Outdoor Cooking
- Eco-Fair
- Drum Circles
- Camp Tours
- Nature Walks
- Face Painting
- Arts & Crafts
- Gardening
- & Much More
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***Requires an extra free. All other activities are included in admission |
Will There Be Food At The Fest?
It is a “Jewish” Fest! Right? Of course, there will plenty of food for purchase including food trucks with glatt kosher options, coffee ( really good coffee!!), espressos, cappuccinos, and noshies like popcorn, cotton candy, nature snacks, and more! You are welcome to bring a picnic lunch, too!
Will There Be Tree Planting?
Help us plant a new apple orchard at the Shalom Institute! Tree planting will take place every 15 minutes. Also, visit the Jewish National Fund table to learn how to help plant trees in Israel!
Directions
Shalom Institute
34342 Mulholland Hwy.
Malibu, CA 90265
From Los Angeles:
Take the Santa Monica Freeway (I-10) west until it turns into Pacific Coast Hwy (Route 1). Continue on PCH for 27 miles to Mulholland Hwy (Just past Leo Carillo State Beach campgrounds). Turn right onto Mulholland Hwy. and go 5 miles. The Institute will be on the right side.
From the San Fernando Valley:
Take the Ventura Freeway (US 101) west to Kanan Rd. Turn left onto Kanan and go 6 miles to Mulholland Hwy. Turn right onto Mulholland Hwy. After 1 mile the road forks-stay to the left onto Encinal Cyn Rd. After 3.5 miles, Encinal will end at Lechusa. Turn right onto Lechusa which will immediately end at Decker Cyn. Rd (23). Turn right onto Decker for ¾ mile to Mulholland Hwy. (stop sign). Turn left onto Mulholland. The Institute is 2.5 miles from this point on the left side.
Click here for directions.
NO PETS PLEASE!
There will be FREE parking at 33525 W. Mulholland Hwy, Malibu, CA 90265 with shuttles to and from the Fair site.
At Shalom Institute - limited $10 reserved and $20 VIP parking on-site is available and can be reserved when buying tickets.
See info from last year's Tu B'Shvat Nature Festival
Want to know more about the Shalom Institute? Visit their site: www.shalominstitute.com |
