What can stones teach us about memory, resilience, and the stories we carry?

Join us for an afternoon of creativity, learning, and connection as we explore the role of stones throughout Jewish tradition. Together, we’ll engage with Jewish texts and discussion that invite us to reflect on the ways physical objects can hold meaning, mark moments of transformation, and help us remember where we’ve been.

After learning together, we’ll move into a hands-on rock painting experience, creating our own meaningful pieces inspired by the themes we explore.

Whether you love creative projects, meaningful conversation, or simply gathering in community, this is an opportunity to slow down, reflect, and create something beautiful together.

No experience necessary. Everyone is welcome. This gathering will take place in Montgomery County, with the specific location and additional details shared with registrants after the registration deadline.

Led by Lois Kimmel, Den member and Fellow in the Den’s Sacred Facilitators Fellowship (Cohort I), a leadership training program cultivating skilled guides of sacred learning, ritual, and communal presence at the Den.