Events

Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a vibrant Mexican celebration honoring ancestors and loved ones who have passed. The decorated sugar skull, or calavera, is its most recognizable face: cheerful rather than grim, and a reminder that remembering can be joyful. In this beginner level needle felting workshop with local fiber artist Kim Keelor, you'll craft your own Día de los Muertos mask from wool and silk. Bright, bold, and entirely your own. Hang it on a wall, prop it on a mantel, or use it as a mask for your own celebration.

He'll also clear up some myths on all sides of this touchy subject. Bring your questions.

In this class, Adam Bigelow addresses the harms around both invasive plants and the overuse of synthetic herbicides to control them. You'll learn mechanical and chemical methods of invasive plant removal, what works, what doesn't, and how to decide which fits your property. Most home-scale problems can be handled without synthetic herbicides. On larger acreage, they're sometimes the only method that makes financial sense.
He'll also clear up some myths on all sides of this touchy subject. Bring your questions.