Inspired by the early-spring thaw in a working sugarbush, this year’s annual Sugar & Schmooze event honors the first moon of spring, which this year aligns with the Hebrew month of Nissan.

January on the farm is a much slower pace than the rest of the year. The ground is covered in snow, the greenhouse lies dormant, and we're still dreaming into the specifics of the summer programs.

This Thanksgiving week, we're reflecting on the transformative power of gathering on the land—and the generous community that makes it possible. We want to share Leora Rosner's story with you.

Campers from Living Tree Alliance lit up Warren’s 75th annual Fourth of July Parade, donning vibrant fruit, veggie, flower, and bee costumes to “pollinate democracy” with creativity, joy, and community spirit.

At Living Tree Alliance, June brought growth and grounding—from head-high hayfields and shared harvests to welcoming new interns, a refugee family, and the start of camp season.

At our 11th annual Shavuot on the Mountain, sixty participants hiked Mount Mansfield with song, drums, and first fruits, blending Jewish tradition, Vermont’s wild beauty, and the joy of community.