It is a community that is planned by its members and designed to have a strong sense of cohesion. Members plan the community over shared values, spiritual and religious beliefs. People typically live together in a cluster of dwellings, and share common spaces such as the dinning hall, yoga room, art room and music room.
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Working together to create a Jewish intentional community, in San Diego, where it’s warm and sunny 364 days/year. We are building a sustainable multi-generational community grounded in the Jewish calendar and in Jewish values. Singles, couples, and families of all ages and backgrounds are welcome. We envision a community that feels like home: warm, familiar and heimische (Yiddish for warm, homey and down-to-earth)
As a community, we will eat dinner together nightly, celebrate Shabbat and Jewish holidays and take these opportunities to gather together with our friends, families, and neighbors; provide creative Jewish programming and education with opportunities for learning for our Cohousing community and the greater Jewish San Diego community.
The community will have:
-a large common area including an industrial kitchen and eating area that can accommodate 2-3 times the number of all occupants.
-a large outdoor area for flexible use: gatherings, picnics, etc.
-Yoga Studio
-Music room with piano and recording studio
-Arts and crafts room with kiln and pottery wheel
-edible garden
30 “family” units, ie. 25-60 adults. Each unit:
We believe that a balance between communal time and private time is very important. That is why each home has a full kitchen, living room, clothes washing room and other features that allow individuals or families to enjoy time away from the community.
We hold meetings once a month. Join our Facebook page to find out about meetings and events.
Executive Director / Kibbutznik
Community Development / Kibbutznik
Community Outreach / Kibbutznik
Planning & Special Events / Kibbutznik