Plant Walk at EMC2 Festival
Join us for a plant walk at the EMC2 festival!
“At Earth Medicine Community & Consciousness, the fun doesn’t stop at the stage! From learning ways to self-regulate with nature, to dance classes and even nature mandalas with your kiddo, we’ve got activities that’ll keep the energy high and the good vibes radiating. Whether you’re a dancing queen, or just here to soak in the festival vibes, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!”
Check out the festival for more details. https://emc2festival.com/activities/
Coal burn spoon/ bowl Class
We are Partnering with local nonprofit Freedom For the Taking for one of their Adult Summer Camp Retreats. We will be a guest to host a coal burning spoon or bowl class. We will use embers to slowly carve and mold your very own spoon or bowl! Text AJ to reserve your spot! see flyer attached for more details.
Foraging Panel at the Ozarks Folklore Society
We will be there with Bo Brown and Rachael West to be on the guest foraging panel for the Ozarks Folklore Society
Winter Garlands
Create a winter garland from a variety of foraged and local materials. Sign up on Ozark Farm Stops website!
Bridgerton Bergamont Boxes
Dearest Gentle Readers,
You are invited to partake in an old Victorian Era craft of turning Bergamot’s into jewelry boxes. We will have pre-formed citrus boxes ready to be finished and decorated to store your fine wears. Sign up on Ozark Farm Stops website!
Unbreakable Cordage Bracelets
Hand twist plant fibers and learn the ancient technique of cordage. We will be teaching you how to make a bracelet for yourself, your partner, your dog? Whoever really. Just come hang out! Sign up on Ozark Farm Stop website.
Native Container Gardening Potting Party
Pot up some native plants with fellow native plant nerds! Build your own pots, and watch them thrive. Hosted at Ozark Farm Stop. More details coming soon.
Bone Pigment & Paint Class
Learn the prehistoric technique of turning bones into “Bone Black” paint. We will cover the steps from charred bones to paint pot. Take home your own Bone Black paint at the end of class. No animals were harmed to facilitate this class. Sign up on Ozark Farm Stops Website under ticketed events.
Invasive Vine Weaving Class
Make your own wreath out of wild foraged plants. Sign up is on Ozark Farm Stop Website!
Invasive Vine Basket Weaving
We are proud to announce we are partnering with Ozark Farm Stop to bring you an invasive vine basket weaving class! Join us to learn how to make a simple foraging basket out of invasive vines, learn the history of basket weaving, and some additional information on using specific species for specific types of projects. Stop by before class to enjoy lunch at the Ozark Farm Stop created from local fresh ingredients. Pre-register for the event on the Ozark Farm Stop website. A link will be attached when registration is open. See you there!
Plant Walk
Join Certified Forager and ISA Certified Arborist Katy Henson on a guided plant walk where we will discuss plants and their relationship to the environment!
Location: Ritter Springs Park
Meet at the gate by the dumpsters
Plant Walk
Join Certified Forager and ISA Certified Arborist Katy Henson on a guided plant walk where we will discuss plants and their relationship to the environment!
Lost Hill Park
Earth Day Music Festival
Join us in celebrating the annual Earth Day Music Festival! This plastic free event features a wide array of artists and businesses to explore. Each year they choose a different organization to raise funds for. This year is the Ozark Land Trust. We are sponsoring and will have a booth at the event.
Planet Unity Earth Day
Join us in celebrating the 9th Annual Planet Unity Earth Day Celebration! Come support local artists, learn about important environmental issues, and celebrate our community with live music.
I will be speaking about maximizing impact in a native garden 11-12 inside. I will also have a booth to help direct people to low cost and local resources!
Learn more about the event HERE
SW MO Mutual Aid Fair
Join me along side the SW Mo Solidarity Network as I volunteer at the Mutual Aid Fair! Before Wildscapes I gained experience running a traditional market garden, hydroponics market garden, and received my Bachelors of Science in Environmental Plant Science (Horticulture), and a Minor in Forestry. I created custom soil mixes, received a publication through the NPS for herbarium work, got my ISA Certified Arborist Certification, and completed the Certified Forager Course through Eating the Ozarks.
I will be there to:
Direct people to community, to free and local resources, programs, and classes
Help guide you in building a garden or give ideas to refresh your landscape
Help answer any questions about trees
Bring resources to plan and design your own garden
Don’t forget to check the SW Mo Solidarity Network Facebook on announcements of other volunteers with different sets of skills that will also be at the event.
Can’t wait to see you there!