Classes held in 2011
Weekly Plant Walks in Asheville
LOCAL PLANTS and TREES for FOOD, MEDICINE and SPIRITUAL HEALTH
Walks are held on Tuesdays from 6-8pm
We will explore a new garden, park or street in Asheville each week
June 7, 14, 21, 28
July 12, 19
August 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
September 6, 13, 27
October 4, 11
We meet at Appalachia School of Holistic Herbalism
2 Westwood Place, West Asheville 28806
Please arrive promptly as we will carpool to the plant walk destination
Rain or shine. Cost is $10.
Registration: earthdancers@marymorgaine.com
or call 828-337-4403
Experience the natural world around you in a new way. The plants are full of story, vitality, and gifts to share. Join Mary Morgaine Thames and gain practical and inspirational tools for building relations with our plant allies as we walk along the streets, gardens and parks in Asheville. Broaden your perspectives and step into the abundance nature provides.
Plants as Allies
Plant Walk
September 10
Black Mountain Community Gardens, NC
Be with Mary Morgaine and the plants that surrounds us to heighten our awareness, appreciation and love of the green world.
True Nature Country Fair
Mary Morgaine will lead two plant walks at 12:30 and 4:30
Sisters of the Forest Camp
July 4-8: Girls 5-8
July 25-29: Girls 9-11
Chapel Hill, NC
Join us for a week of soulful exploration for girls in the magical forest of Pickards Mountain. Your daughter will find herself immersed in a living, loving, creative community of girls and women. We will visit and care for the organic educational garden, goats, horses, and chickens. We will meet and learn about the plants and herbs of the forest, meadow, and garden. We will create art with natural materials such as flowers, leaves, rocks, clay, wool, and watercolors. She will receive a stronger sense of herself as a part of the Earth Community through this experience together.
Retreat with Wellness- Culinary Herbs of the Appalchian Garden and their Medicinal Properties
Friday-Sunday June 24-26, 2011
Sunnybank Inn, Hot Springs, NC
Registration: Pre-registration is required. For cost and more details about the retreat, please contact the Sunnybank Retreat Association, 828-622-7206. Registration is limited to 14 participants.
Throughout the weekend we will focus on the culinary herbs and spices of the Appalachian garden and their medicinal properties. Other activities will include plant walks in forests and fields, simple yoga, breath-takings, songs and journaling. Be prepared to be inspired and filled with nourishment from renewed relationships with the plants and your own self!
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