Celebrate the Jewish New Year of the Trees together and outdoors this Tu B’Shevat! Meet Rabbi Fort at 3:30 pm for some pre-clean-up snacks, and then we will start our clean-up project at about 3:45 pm. We will head out in groups to pick up trash around the lakes at Willow Water Hole. But there’s more! The ancient mystics celebrated Tu B’Shevat with a seder to recognize all the beautiful trees and fruits and the changing of the seasons. So after you’re done cleaning up, grab a “Tu B’Shevat Seder in a Bag” to enjoy right there, or take it home and continue the celebration!

We will meet at 11350 Ricecrest, 77035. 

Wear your walking shoes, bring gloves, and, if you have a picker-upper for trash, bring that too!

All ages are welcome, including children.  There are no staff to watch children, so please make sure you are able to supervise all of the kiddos that you bring :-)

Registration closes Friday, February 3rd

Tucked away in the southwest Houston neighborhood of Westbury just south of Meyerland is a stunning gem of nature still relatively unknown to Houstonians.  Willow Waterhole Greenway is a 300-plus-acre network of lakes, prairie, marsh, islands, native plants, wildlife, and park amenities.  This unusual urban setting is designed to protect against Houston’s inevitable flooding and to bring the community together for conservation, education, and recreation.