Join School of the Lost Arts for a unique offering by EagleSong, CCH, Founder of RavenCroft, and former Kitchen Garden Goddess for The Herbfarm Restaurant. The two part class series, Riding the Sun: A Celebratory Solstice Herb Walk, is offered Sunday, June 19, and Embrace Harvest--Nourish Earth, is offered Sunday, August 7. Come explore your wild and cultivated self!
Riding the Sun: A Celebratory Solstice Herb Walk is an interactive walk-talk-taste about the farm identifying cultivated and indigenous wild edibles that link us to a world of abundance and optimum nutrition. Explore the connections on how plants serve the ecology of their place and how we serve them by mindful participation in our harvest and use. Rather than reducing plants to what they are "good" for, this walk will broaden your view of the fascinating and multi-layered world of which we are part. Students will leave with a wealth of knowledge and resources and deeper connection to place.
Location: Dog Mountain Farm, Carnation, WA
Time: Sunday, June 19th, 1 pm - 4 pm
Cost: $45 / $90 for 2-class series
To register, visit
http://www.lostartsschool.org/culinary.htm Embrace Harvest--Nourish Earth, is a culinary herb extravaganza, weaving earth's bounty in late summer into nourishing ourselves, families, and communities. This is the season of abundance! Joining together, we will create and celebrate delicious ways to enjoy the bounty now and carry it forward. Recipes, resource lists and information on herb growing, harvesting, preserving, medicinal uses and basic preparation of teas, acetates, tinctures, and infused oils will be explored, tasted, and prepared.
Location: Dog Mountain Farm, Carnation, WA
Time: Sunday, August 7th, 11 am – 2 pm
Cost: $55 / $90 for 2-class series
To register, visit
http://www.lostartsschool.org/culinary.htm For a more information on School of the Lost Arts, please visit www.lostartsschool.org, e-mail
info@lostartsschool.org or call 425.333.0833.
• Event location: Dog Mountain Farm, 7026 Tolt Highlands Rd NE, Carnation
• Directions to the farm: From Route 203 in Carnation, turn East on Entwistle (Look for the yellow crosswalk sign). Turn left on Tolt Highlands Rd NE. The drive is on the right, after exactly 2 miles. Look for our sign.
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The School of the Lost Arts is a 510(c)-3 non-profit, educational organization with the mission of revitalizing sustainable living skills in culinary, agricultural, and traditional arts. For more information, visit
http://www.lostartsschool.org .
