Routine Activities
Contact Improvisation Classes
Special Activities
Swap Markets
Contact Weekends and Camps
Ongoing Projects
The Mud House
The Mud House, also called The Bale House, is a 108 meter square structure with mud walls and a soft dancing floor. It was an old chicken coop, and since 2011 it is being built with friends and other volunteers. We used straw-bales to create the walls, and covered them with mud plaster. We created a new structure for the roof, so we could take out the poles that were in the middle of the structure. And slowly slowly, it becomes what it is today – a place for dance, yoga, meditation, lectures and parties! It is always evolving alongside Shdemama.
The Food Forest
A food forest is a planned forest, designed by the intelligence of nature, where we plant variety of trees, shrubs and plants that we can benefit from. It is designed using permaculture methods to create a healthy, ecology, and stable system, that produces lots of food. At the end of January 2015 we finished our successful crowd funding project, and did our first planting weekend with friends and volunteers. Since then, we continue developing the forest on a weekly bases and also with perma-blitzs from time to time.
Volunteering With Us
Contact Us
For volunteering, please send us an email to volunteer@shdemama.org
For other inquiries – info@shdemama.org
You can also contact us through our facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/shdemama
How to get to Shdemama
By car: we're about 30 mins drive from Tel-Aviv, 45 mins from Jerusalem. Look for "Shdemama" on Google Maps or Waze.
by public transportation: From tel-aviv, bus 345 or 369 to Beit Raban junction, from there you can hitchhike or walk for about 20-25 mins. Look for Shdemama on google maps to see where we are exactly.
Another option is to take a train to Yavne West, walk 3 mins to the Yavne Central bus station and take line 35 from platform 3. Note that this like is not frequent at all, so you really need to make sure you check the hours so you'll not have to wait there for 2 hours. Ask to Shdema, and again, follow the google map to see where to get off.