What does MLK Jr. have to do with trees? 2022 will be an extraordinary year for many reasons, beginning with Tu B’Shevat and Martin Luther King Jr. Day converging on the same day!

The day will be observed with an afternoon program featuring Peter and Beth Ornstein. Their presentation will look at traditional Jewish, Native American, and other texts to learn what they have to say about appreciating the environment.

With this community pledge, we join J-Tree: Jewish organizations around the world who share a commitment to addressing climate change.

The Colorado Hebrew Chorale and its women’s choir Kol Nashim present their third annual gala, Raisins and Almonds: A Tu B’Shvat Celebration, Sunday, January 26.

They were all highlights of last weekend's big, community Tu B'Shvat event!

Come have a great time this Sunday at Boulder's dynamic Tu B'Shvat experience and celebrate the new year of the trees.

Jewish National Fund (JNF) invites you to the 2016 JNFuture Colorado Wine & Trees event in celebration of Tu B'Shvat.

Enjoy a dynamic event celebrating Tu B’Shvat, the new year of the trees!

Dismantled, dissected, unraveled, broken down into parts... That's what's happening to the Tu B'Shvat seder in Boulder this year. Join us and see what it's all about!

This Wednesday night, the Jewish Community is coming together for an all-ages, participatory, mystical seder for The New Year of the Trees. Find out more!

Looking for something cool to do with your kids on Martin Luther King Jr. Day?

Boulder Hebrew High students have a greater appreciation for trees after Wednesday’s Tu Bishvat Seder, led by Raj Seymour.

Beth Ami celebrates Tu B'shvat on Sunday with a community seder and Earth Guardians presentation.

Tu B'Shevat, "New Year of the Trees" has become the Jewish Earth Day. A community-wide seder will be held in Boulder.

To get ready for Tu B'Shvat, Lisa explores fruits and food dehydrators and shares a recipe for Gluten-Free and Vegan Fig Newtons.

Debbie Garelick comes clean as a Facebook addict and shares the connection between Farmville and the upcoming holiday of Tu B'Shevat.