Events

Slow down, settle in, and shape something meaningful with your own two hands. Cherokee artist Laura Walkingstick leads this hands-on cornhusk doll workshop, guiding you step by step through a craft rooted in cultural tradition and personal expression. Working with soaked cornhusks, twine, and fabric scraps, you'll create a one-of-a-kind doll that carries a memory, a story, or a simple intention. Bring fabric from home if you like, especially pieces tied to loved ones or moments that matter, to dress your doll. Designed for adults and older teens; the reflective pace and materials make it unsuitable for young children.

A single shovelful of compost holds a whole hidden ecosystem: bacteria, fungi, protozoa, nematodes, all of it working on your behalf. The catch is that most of it stays in the pile.
Jeff and Adam of The Soil Guys show you how to get it out and onto your plants. They'll apply Soil Surge FPE two ways, as a foliar spray and as a soil drench, then put Johnson-Su bioreactor samples under a microscope on screen, before extraction and after. That difference is the entire argument for extracts, and it lands harder when you watch it.
Wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty. Hands-on portions are optional.