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Tu Bishvat 2019

In 2019, Tu Bishvat begins in the evening of Sunday, Jan. 20 and ends in the evening of Monday, Jan. 21.

How much do you know about this environmentally friendly holiday?

The "birthday of the trees" is a time for seders, tree-planting and more.

Resources for hosting a Tu Bishvat seder.

Recipes for the birthday of the trees, when it is traditional to eat fruit and nuts.

The modern seder draws on elements of its mystical predecessor.

This act has always been held in high regard in Judaism.

A minor festival seemingly tailor-made for today's Jewish environmentalists.

Lighting the candles, saying Kiddush and other Shabbat dinner rituals.

There are a handful of holidays that entered Jewish life in the latter half of the 20th century.

A contemporary form of Judaism that focuses on our relationship with the environment and expands the focus of Tu Bishvat.

What you need to know about this ritual welcoming the Sabbath.

As Jews reclaimed the land long celebrated by Tu Bishvat and revived Jewish life on it, the holiday was again transformed.

Our how-to video will help you conquer the art of braiding challah for any occasion.

Make creamy, flaky dough and cut it like a pro using, of all things a pizza cutter.