Monthly Sunday "Make & Take" Workshop Series:
Learn to identify and use a variety of summer/fall herbs in easy homemade formulas including teas, tinctures, honeys, and more. Late summer and early fall bring St. John’s wort, burdock, and goldenrod to our fields and meadows (and maybe there’s coneflower in your garden). We’ll learn to recognize and preserve early fall favorites for late season use, including Erin’s abundant and delicious must-have root to ward off end-of-summer blues.
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Join community herbalist Erin Narey for hands-on herbalism classes on Sundays in September, October, and November. Learn traditional uses for common wild and household herbs as we identify local wild plants; safe, ethical harvesting techniques; and easy folk formulas to promote wellness. Every workshop will include a demonstration and the opportunity to make at least one herbal tea, tincture, salve, or syrup as you build your very own Herbal Home Apothecary!
* $15 suggested donation/members, $25 suggested donation/non-members per session payable directly to the Erin by cash or check *
Learn to identify and use a variety of late winter/early spring herbs in easy homemade formulas including teas, tinctures, honeys, and more. We’ll talk about early favorites like dandelion and nettle and how to harvest tree allies like white pine and cedar following storms. We’ll make traditional spring tonics to wake our minds and bodies after a long, dark winter, and learn a list of wild herbs to look out for (and plant in our gardens) as spring and summer bloom!
Bio: Instructor Erin Narey of Black Rabbit Botanicals is a community herbalist based in Kirby with ten years of experience studying traditional and evidence-informed herbal wellness practices. Erin has completed years of formal education, hands-on apothecary training, and clinical study with renowned practitioners from all over the world, and has taught herbalism classes, workshops, and demonstrations at schools, studios, and events throughout the Northeast Kingdom. Learn more at www.BlackRabbitBotanicals.com.
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