Photo by Lindsey Best.
These workshops connect creativity, care for the earth, and shared cultural experiences, and feature collaborations with artists, educators, and community partners.
Date and Time
Select Sundays throughout the year
Pricing and Details
Included with general admission
Walk-ups welcome
Children must be accompanied by an adult 18 and up; minimum adult/child ratio is 1:4.
Activities are subject to change or cancellation.
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About the Program
Bloom Garden: Art and Nature Workshops invite families to explore the natural world through hands-on art making, storytelling, and seasonal activities in the Bloom Garden at Noah’s Ark. These workshops connect creativity, care for the earth, and shared cultural experiences, and feature collaborations with artists, educators, and community partners. Each workshop reflects what's growing that season, the Jewish calendar, and the stories we're exploring together.
Current and Upcoming Projects
- Sunday, September 6, 12:00 and 2:00 pm—Nature New Year Cards
Celebrate Rosh Hashanah with the Skirball's Garden Fellow, Nik Berne. Create one-of-a-kind New Year cards using natural materials, then enjoy apples dipped in local honey from Shemesh Farms and share wishes for a sweet and blossoming year ahead.
- Sunday, October 4, 12:00 and 2:00 pm—Sukkot in the Garden
Celebrate Sukkot with Adamah LA through harvesting and hands-on garden fun. Families will gather herbs from the garden to create small bouquets, then share them with someone new. Along the way, participants will exchange questions, stories, and ideas, discovering how simple acts of generosity can help build community and connection.
Adamah LA is the flagship Southern California hub of Adamah, North America’s largest Jewish environmental organization. They bring Jews of all ages together to strengthen belonging, learning, and leadership—rooted in the deep, ancient connection between the Jewish people and the earth.
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Donor Support
Family Programs at the Skirball Cultural Center are made possible in part by generous support from the following donor: