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July
26
6th Annual Mendocino Herb Faire--The small
but popular fair features a variety of products from
herbal purveyors and healers, including fragrant plants
and medicinal herbs, natural perfumes and
aromatherapy, flower essences, oils and spices,
medicinal remedies and teas, fairy-inspired accessories
and trinkets, botanical salves and creams, and edible
treats. Details at
www.mendocinoherbfair.com 10am-5pm
May 3
6th Annual Herb Festival--3685 Jeannine Dr,
Colorado Springs. Entrance is free as long as
you bring a bag of canned goods for the Silver Key
Senior Pantry. 9am-4pm. Volunteers
needed. 719-533-0707 for more information.
May 17
HSA-RMU is having its 1st Annual Herb Fair from
9am to 1pm. 1710 S Grant St. Inside and
plenty of parking. Info? Contact
zitort@att.net
Classes through Chrysalis Herbs can
be found at
www.chrysalisherbs.com
May 17
The 16th annual Kentucky Herb Festival sponsored by the
Kentucky Herb Association from 9:00am - 4:00pm. The
festival is held at Lakeview Park, Franklin County
Fairgrounds just off US 460 in Frankfort, Kentucky.
There is no charge for the festival but there is a
nominal parking fee of $3.00. Visit
www.kyherbassociation.com for details
May 3
Commercial Vegetable & Berry Farming: Getting
started in Maine. 8:45-4:30. Highmoor Farm,
Monmouth. Univ of ME Coop Ext & ME Organic
Farmers & Gardeners Assoc.
July
17-19
Natural Marketplace 2008: 71st Annual Natural
Products Trade Show and Convention at the Sands Expo
and Convention Center in the Venetian Resort Hotel,
Las Vegas. Details at
www.naturalproductsassoc.org
July
25-27
If you are into herbs, nature, beautiful places,
warm and wonderful people, and know who Dr. Jim Duke
of Green Pharmacy fame is, then you might want to
consider attending Wild Herb Weekend at the Valle
Crucis Conference Center on July 25-27. This year
we are encouraging our young up and coming
herbalists to attend by offering scholarship
opportunities for people between the ages of 16 and
25. This is a small, laid back affair with hands on
workshops, plant walks, and lots of time to sit in
rocking chairs on wide covered porches and talk with
interesting people. If you are interested, visit
the NC Herb Association website at
http://ncherbassociation.com .
Oct 3-5
Southeast Women's Herb Conference at Camp Rockpoint,
Black Mountain.
www.sewisewomen.com/womens_herbal_conference/index.php
April 26-27
13th Herb Fair at the at the Vermilion
River Reservation of the Lorain Co.
Metro Parks. 10am-4pm.
Details at 440-967-7310.
June 20-23
GingerRoot Rendezvous in the Hood River Valley.
www.wildfoodadventures.com/gingerroot.html
To help participants understand the roles that wild
foods can play in recreation, survival, primitive
living, and simple living situations; to provide
hands on experience with some of the most important
plants and processes that could be used in those
situations; to provide the opportunity for
participants to share and learn from each other
regarding their cumulative experiences with wild
foods; to promote a sustainable harvest mentality
with a strong support of protecting and respecting
green and wild places; to directly address the great
mass of misinformation found in the popular
literature and the internet; and to have fun, make
friends, and connect with people who are interested
in the same kinds of things.
July 26-27
NW HERB FEST: Experience classes designed to
empower you with the knowledge of herbal healing.
Beginning & advanced classes. Wise Acres Farm,
choose from 29 lectures on July 26,27, 2008, near
Eugene Oregon. Early bird 25% discount of $145
prior to May 1st. For information go to
http://www.herbaltransitions.com, or
email/call for free brochure
class@herbaltransitions.com 541-736-0164.
Classes at The Rosemary
House....120 South Market Street, Mechanicsburg, PA
17055-6359; 717-697-5111 Schedule now available at
The Rosemary House -- Calendar...and two traveling
herb seminars!!
Classes
at Radiance, 9 W Grant St, Lancaster, across from Central Market
Class size is limited. Call 290-1517 to register. Visit
www.herbsfromthelabyrinth.com
Sept 19-21
41st Annual Nature Wonder Wild Food Weekend - Cairo,
West Virginia. Join the
longest running annual wild food event in North America.
Held every Fall since it's inception in 1968, this event
provides education and experience finding, processing,
and feasting on edible wild plants and other foragables
in a beautiful park setting in the foothills of the
Appalachian Mountains. Founded by Edelene Wood, the long
running president of the National Wild Foods
Association, this event was inspired by followers of
Euell Gibbons. Visit
www.wildfoodadventures.com/naturewonderweekend.html
Herbal
Journey to Provence, June 21 - July 3, 2008
Join this small caravan of herbalists and explore
the fragrant herbs, natural wonders and the ancient
touch of humanity in the spectacular rural regions in
the south of France. Herbalists Jane Bothwell and
Cascade Anderson Geller welcome you to join them as they
return to enjoy herb-walking, concocting wildcrafted
products for body, home and spirit, savoring amazing
foods and reveling at festivals. For more
information/registration, go to:
www.dandelionherb.com or call Cascade
(503)232- 0473
cag@easystreet.net or Jane (707)442-8157
janeb@arcatanet.com
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