Read our accomplishments for 2019 and our goals for 2020.
https://mailchi.mp/botanicaldimensions.org/give-now-to-ethnobotanical-education-for-2020
Read our accomplishments for 2019 and our goals for 2020.
https://mailchi.mp/botanicaldimensions.org/give-now-to-ethnobotanical-education-for-2020
We are glad to have botanical illustrator, Paetra Tauchert, back to teach another class at the Ethnobotany Library, this time with colored pencils and pan pastels, on Saturday, November 23 from 10am-3pm.
The subjects for this day of meditative drawing are the beautiful leaves of autumn. Create a wonderful piece of art to take home with you, or create a holiday gift for a loved one.
We appreciate Paetra’s accessible and experienced teaching style- both advanced artists as well as novices will enjoy this class.
Details and registration for this class can be found at: drawing-leaves-2019.bpt.me
Botanical Dimensions is looking forward to hosting herbalist Madalyn Berg of The Community Medicine Cabinet who will be teaching us how to make fire cider on Tuesday, January 29 at 7pm. Learn a great shareable recipe for a delicious tonic that will carry you through the end of cold season and towards wellness in 2019. A flexible recipe that uses spicy and savory roots and herbs, with honey and vinegar. This tasty and potent protective recipe has been handed down for many years. Fire cider is an example of folk knowledge that is available to everyone. In this class, make enough to take home now to fend off the chills of March, and then you can make enough to share when winter colds start to come around later in the year.
Details and registration: https://fire-cider-2019.brownpapertickets.com/