You know you just want to make things in the kitchen, don’t you? You can make herbal medicine at home without a lot of exotic ingredients and fancy tools. In this kitchen-beased class, we’ll explore 6 types of herbal preparations, including the reasons why we utilize each and how to prepare them. You’ll leave this (more…)

Full tuition for the 8-month course is $3500. Register early and pay in full by August 31st, 2020 to get up to $500 off! Reparations Scholarships available (particularly for African American, Indigenous American, and Latinx students). Contact us for more info or apply here by April 30th, 2020. ABOUT THE COURSE: This course is taught by (more…)

ABOUT THE COURSE: This is a new option for those wanting to participate in our Level 1 program but unable to attend in person due to distance or health concerns. Signing up for this course offers you: Online live access to our Monday night lecture & demo classes (75+ hours) Access to recordings of Monday (more…)

Whether you are a beginner or have been studying for a while, if you want to focus on local wild plants and immersing yourself in our botanical bioregion while learning directly from the plants, this is the class for you. What we will NOT cover in this class is all the fundamentals of herbalism. If (more…)

This is a collaborative class with Co-teachers Ginger Webb of Texas Medicinals and Caroline Riley Carberry of 7Feathers Apothecary. The Village Herbalist is for those of us who want to dive into community herbalism and medicinal plant cultivation. We will work towards feeling empowered to understand, grow, and prepare medicinals for the health of ourselves (more…)