Join us in Houston on Sunday, January 27th for a morning of learning and hands-on workshops at the intersection of sustainability and Jewish values! At Texas' first Jewish Food Summit, we'll explore how to integrate ancient wisdom into our contemporary lives. The program will feature guest speakers, informative workshops, and a tree-planting followed by a special Tu B'Shvat seder--a special meal to celebrate the Jewish New Year for the Trees. All are welcome!
What: Houston Jewish Food Summit
When: January 27, 2013, 9:45 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
713.667.9201
This program is co-sponsored by our friends at Hazon, Congregation Brith Shalom in Houston, and The Jewish Herald-Voice.
You don't have to be Jewish to attend! In fact, our host and co-sponsor, Congregation Brith Shalom, invites the first ten friends of the Texas Interfaith Center for Public Policy who want to attend the seder to join us for free. (Just register for the Food Summit online and put a note in the "Other Thoughts..." box indicating "Texas Interfaith Center lunch ticket.")
To see the program and to register, see the Jewish Food Summit page.
Have questions? Email us!