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Tu BiShvat, which marks the “New Year of the Trees,” begins at sundown on Friday, January 22, 2027. Find recipes, events, crafts and more.

Jew(ish)

Apricot Harissa Chicken With Blood Oranges

By Ruhama Shitrit

Jordyn Rozensky Photography

Plus Kids

Craft Project for Kids: Upcycled Grass Heads

Pomegranate molasses brisket from “52 Shabbats: Friday Night Dinners Inspired by a Global Jewish Kitchen” by Faith Kramer (Photo: Clara Rice)

Jew(ish)

Pomegranate Molasses Brisket

By Faith Kramer

(Photo: nikoeln/iStock)

Tradition

Fun Facts About the Seven Species of Israel

BJEP Birdfeeders

Plus Kids

Tu BiShvat Bird Feeder Craft

By Boston-Area Jewish Education Program (BJEP)

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Pomegranate molasses brisket from “52 Shabbats: Friday Night Dinners Inspired by a Global Jewish Kitchen” by Faith Kramer (Photo: Clara Rice)

1/18/2022 Top Pick

Pomegranate Molasses Brisket

By Faith KramerFor JewishBoston

Sweet Tahini

1/12/2022 Top Pick

Sweet Tahini Brings a Taste of Israel to Metrowest

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

peach flower covered with snow

1/11/2022 Top Pick

Finding Hope and Spiritual Nourishment in Tu BiShvat Sing-Along

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

BJEP Birdfeeders

12/29/2021 Top Pick

Tu BiShvat Bird Feeder Craft

By Heather RenetzkyFor Boston-Area Jewish Education Program (BJEP)

Young woman gardening indoors, repotting succulent plants.

1/25/2021 Top Pick

Tu BiShvat and Houseplants: A New Celebration

By Corinne EngberFor JewishBoston

The Methuselah date harvest in September 2020 (Photo: Marcos Schonholz)

1/25/2021 Top Pick

The Arava Institute’s Environmental Diplomacy

The Arava Institute’s work in desert ecology, water management and sustainable farming resonates on Tu BiShvat and beyond.

By Judy Bolton-FasmanFor JewishBoston

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