News & Happenings

Join Sarah on a Passover exploration of Bitter Herbs as she introduces us to foods (beyond horseradish) that could be used as Maror.

Tome Shaaltiel lives on the Pearlstone campus and for the last few weeks there have barely been any humans around. She had expected the place to be quieter in sound and in movement, but in fact it has…

As Spring comes and we are quarantined, the flowers give Perennials Manager, Perri DeJarnette  hope.

Passover is a joyous time to celebrate with friends, family, and new acquaintances. Here are some suggestions for weaving earth friendly practices and discussion topics into your Seder.

Read this JMORE article to learn about Community Solar through Pearlstone…no roof required!

In the wake of climate change, The Associated is doing its part to go “green.” From solar farms to green loans to reforestation, the organization is making a commitment to a more sustainable future…

In this video, David Ben Yehuda, Pearlstone’s Israeli Shaliach, will walk you through a yoga exercise with one unique component – he teaches it through a Jewish lens.

Hear Deputy Director, Eve Wachhaus and Director of Marketing, Rachel Moses with Meredith Marx on Maryland Viewpoints. They discuss everything from family programming, high ropes and U-Pick Strawberries…

By Gary Schuman
On Sunday, Sept. 22, The Pearlstone celebrated its 18th anniversary with a sold-out farm-to-table reception. Read this beautifully written article from the Jewish Times to be transported…

As we reflect on our personal actions and look toward the year ahead, it is an appropriate time to contemplate our relationship with Earth and our roles as stewards of G!d’s creation. Read More…