Educator: Sarah Chandler

Breathe in…breathe out. Been needing that moment to slow down and reset? Then don’t miss this retreat experience all about mindfulness, movement, and keeping it calm. Together, we’ll enjoy relaxing meditation, quiet meals, and scenic strolls, all while getting rooted in earth-based Judaism. Plus, learn how Jewish tradition can support self-care and pick up practical tools to keep the peaceful vibes going wherever you are. Whether this is all new to you or you’re excited to deepen your practice, this is the perfect moment unplug from daily life and cultivate connection—with others, with nature, and with yourself.

Note: This will be a phone-free & alcohol/substance free experience. Participants will turn off (or hand in for safekeeping) their devices (phones, apple watches, cameras, tablets, laptops) from arrival on Friday until the program ends on Sunday. If someone outside the retreat needs to reach you, they will have access to a staff member’s phone number for emergencies.

The food served at the venue will be kosher style, but kosher certified food can be ordered in advance if requested. In addition, the activities taking place throughout this retreat will be Shabbat friendly. However, there will be no eruv on site.

Educator: Urban Adamah

Calling all foodies! Join us for an unforgettable weekend, jam-packed with Judaism’s tastiest traditions. At this retreat, we’re keeping it fresh – fresh-baked bread, fresh fruits and vegetables, and fresh ideas about what food means in Jewish culture. Master the art of baking the perfect loaf of challah (or even share a few tips of your own!) and prepare a delicious Shabbat feast with ingredients straight from the garden. With hands-on learning and noshing to your heart’s content, it’s guaranteed to be full of fun, flavor, and stories you can taste!

This retreat is being held in partnership with Urban Adamah. The food served will be vegetarian and kosher style (non-heschered), and this retreat will NOT be Shabbat observant.

Educator: TBD

Join us for an unforgettable Tikkun Olam weekend in Portland! Bust out those construction skills to build a new village of tiny homes (don’t worry, no actual construction experience required), get all the dirt on how urban regenerative farming is having an impact, discuss the ins and outs of Jewish Service Learning, and much more! Along the way, we’ll explore the incredible city of Portland. Get ready to have a blast, make an impact, and get the tools you need to lead service programs that are grounded in Jewish learning, values, and wisdom.

This retreat is generously subsidized by Repair the World. In addition, this retreat will not be Shabbat observant, and the meals will be vegetarian but not kosher certified.

Registration for this retreat will close on March 1st.