In the Talmud, we learn that the 15th of Shevat is the New Year for the Trees. In medieval times, Kabbalists created a seder for the holiday modeled after the Passover seder, imbuing the rituals with an exploration of the Four Worlds of Creation.

During this seder, we will learn, eat, and explore the wisdom of the Tree and her many fruits as taught by the Jewish mystics.