Live & On the Shelf
Workshops & Gatherings
Everything on the school's calendar — workshops to learn from, gatherings to sit in, journeys to take. RSVP, show up, and revisit any replay in the archive.
Upcoming
Don't Bite Me — Herbal Strategies for the Long Bug Season
Herbal protection for body, home, and pet through the long bug season.
The Pleasure Garden: Sensual Herbalism
Rose, damiana, hibiscus, jasmine, cacao. The plants that open the body to pleasure and remind us that delight is medicine, too.
Matters of the Heart
The heart is muscle, vessel, and knower. Together we'll work with the herbs that tend it on every level: circulatory tone, grief held in the chest, and the slow work of opening again.
An Ancestral Excursion
An intimate journey to one of the most ancestrally charged cities in the diaspora.
The Archive
Every workshop lives on. Revisit any replay, any time.
Beauty and the Skin
Beauty as a practice, not a performance. Skin as a living record
Watch the replay → Monday, October 20 · WorkshopHealing the Code Herbalism, Epigentics, and Ancestor Intelligence
In the video we look at how genes travel down family lines and how to heal your own code
Watch the replay → Tuesday, July 1 · WorkshopBotanical Soda Syrups
Learn the history of what real sodas were, what happened to them, and how to make them yourself
Watch the replay → Tuesday, July 8 · WorkshopBotanical Soda Ferments & Powders
In Session 2 - we take it up a notch and talk about how to make ferments or use powders
Watch the replay → Tuesday, July 15 · WorkshopSoda Bitters
Sodas and bitters have traveled together for generations. It this session we talk about why and how to make them.
Watch the replay → Tuesday, July 22 · WorkshopMocktails & Cocktails putting it all together
Now that we have sodas & bitters, let's put them together into delicious & supportive mocktails and cocktails
Watch the replay → Thursday, October 3 · WorkshopDogs are People Too!
This workshop examines dogs role in the family and how to support them through herbalism
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