Dates: August 8–9
Location: Living Tree Alliance, Moretown, VT
Cost: Sliding scale:
– $54–$108 per individual
– $162–$396 per family
Grant available: Families from Southern VT and Western MA may apply for a Jewish Family Camp grant covering up to 50% of the program cost.
Celebrate community, nature, and love!
Join us for a transformative weekend celebrating Tu B’Av, the Jewish holiday of love, during a special Shabbaton on the beautiful Living Tree farm.
What to Expect
Friday evening. Experience a warm, family-friendly Kabbalat Shabbat featuring traditional songs and prayers as we welcome the Sabbath together. This special evening will also serve as the culminating celebration of Valley Teva Camp, where campers will share the sparkles and gems from their week in nature.
Saturday morning. Deepen your spiritual practice through:
Uplifting communal singing
Guided meditation and contemplative practices
Meaningful Torah study and discussion
Prayer in community
Children’s programming
Experience includes
Friday evening: Community potluck dinner (Living Tree provides challah, farm-grown salad, and simple pasta for kids—guests bring vegetarian dishes to share)
Saturday: Breakfast and farm-fresh lunch provided by Living Tree
Beautiful Vermont farm setting for reflection and connection
Jewish wisdom teachings brought to life
Opportunities for both solitude and community
Family-friendly environment welcoming all ages
Optional camping under the stars in the Living Tree field
Our formal program ends after lunch on Shabbat, but you’re invited stay the day and enjoy our hiking trails and private Mad River swimming spot! You’re also welcome to camp an extra night.
Perfect for
Families seeking meaningful spiritual experiences in nature
Individuals looking to deepen their Jewish practice
Anyone wanting to celebrate Tu B’Av in community
Families of Valley Teva Camp participants (stay the weekend for special family time!)
Come nourish your soul, connect with community, and celebrate love in the heart of Vermont’s natural beauty. All are welcome regardless of Jewish background or observance level.
Cost: sliding-scale contribution of either $54–$108 per individual, or $162–$396 per family. Families from Southern VT and Western MA can apply for a Jewish Family Camp grant that covers up to 50% of the program cost.
