Upcoming Events
Come Celebrate the Jewish Harvest Holiday Sukkot as we Kick-Off the Fall 2026 Season 🙂
September 25th – 27th
Friday September 25th – 3pm Sukkah Build
6:30pm Shabbat – Community Dinner
Saturday September 26th
9am – Breakfast
10:30am – Family Friendly Lulav Building
Altar Build in the Sukkah
5:30 pm – Havdalah (closing of Shabbat service)
Potluck Dinner
$18-36 donation for the land & facilitators (notaflof)
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Join us for a weekend of family-friendly, nature lover’s programming celebrating Sukkot at the All You Need Institute. Sukkot invites us to celebrate the harvest, impermanence, diaspora, hospitality, and our relationship with the natural world—themes we’ll explore together on land through ritual, learning, and community.
The weekend begins at 3pm on Friday with the building of a Sukkah on the land. Kol Halev will lead Shabbat Friday evening starting at 630pm.
Saturday, we’ll partner with Burrow Nature Center’s forest school to forage and create Louisiana lulavs, share a potluck lunch in the sukkah, and build a Sukkah Altar. Bring photographs of ancestors, loved teachers, and role models who have passed to add to this space of remembrance. There will be unstructured time to swim and explore the land mid day. Friends from the community will share offerings throughout the day. We will offer Havdalah, music, and evening programming starting at 5:30pm.
Sunday, we’ll spend the day engaging with a hands-on land project, learning from the landowners and deepening our relationship with this special place.
*All activities throughout the weekend are optional. Enjoying the land, reflection, nature walks, and rest are encouraged.
We are asking for an $18-36 per night donation, which covers primitive camping. You can donate by clicking the PayPal link below or venmo @Kezia-Kamenetz.
If you’d like to book glamping or cabin options, click here.
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Plan Your Event
We have many opportunities to We have periodic educational opportunities for adults that focus on building the skills, knowledge, confidence, and connection individuals need to practice living in right relationship with the earth and the resources that make their lives possible. Follow us on social media for invites and updates.
We also have accessible youth programming that is experiential, playful, and meaningful. Our most popular program is Forest School. Click the link above to learn more and register for the full season. Drop-in rates are also available.
If you are part of a club, non-profit, mutual aid group or just want to learn new skills with some like-minded friends, we offer opportunities for you to schedule your own workshop at the land or co-create one alongside us! Our team has more than a decade of experience teaching the following topics:
- Edible gardening
- Foraging edible plants and mushrooms
- Raising chickens
- Beekeeping
- Composting / soil building
- Growing mushrooms on logs and agricultural waste
- Water management systems
- Sustainable building
- Land, vegetation, and hydrology mapping
- Permaculture design
- Ecological land management
- Prescribed burning
- Invasive species removal
- Plant nursery management
- Survival and outdoors skills
- Children’s environmental and school garden education
- Acquiring and managing rural land
Finally, if not of the above is up your alley but you’d still like to spend time on the land, please reach out! We can host any number of group events such as birthday parties, ceremonial gatherings, and so much more!
E-mail Jordan@AllYouNeedInstitute.com and we’ll make it happen!