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SUMMARY:2024 Montana Herbal Festival
DESCRIPTION:Product Photo Session by Night Owl Imagery \nWelcome to the 2024 Montana Herbal Festival\, an annual gathering in Missoula\, Montana dedicated to the exchange of herbal knowledge\, fostering connections with native plant medicines\, and promoting respectful stewardship of our environment. \n\nVISIT THE MONTANA HERBAL FESTIVAL WEBSITE HERE \nLocated at:\nGerald W. Marks Exploration Center &\nRocky Mountain Gardens\nin Missoula\, Montana\n\n2024 Montana Herbal Festival Schedule:\nSaturday Classes will be located at the Gerald W. Marks Exploration Center and Rocky Mountain Garden. Access to all Saturday classes is included with a Saturday Ticket.  \n______________________________________________________________________ \n9:00-9:50am\nGarden Talk with Sarah Holden & Kelly Hill\n– Outside\, in the Garden \nTea and It’s Many Benefits with Heather Kreilick\n– Downstairs\, in the Balsamroot Room\nTea permeates every corner of the world. We’ll discuss how tea is classified and benefits of each type. We’ll taste a few teas too!\n\nGetting Herbs from Garden to Table with Lori Elliott\n– Upstairs\, in the Honeyberry Demo Kitchen\nLearn to incorporate fresh and dried culinary and wellness tea herbs into your everyday life. From the garden to the table\, there’s easy ways to do it sustainably. \n__________________________________________________________________________ \n10:00-10:50am\nGarden Walk with Sarah Holden\n– Outside\, in the Garden \nMeet the Parsley Family with Robyn Klein\, MSc.\, Medical Botanist\n– Downstairs\, in the Balsamroot Room\nCaraway\, gota kola\, queen anne’s lace\, and oshá are all in the carrot/parsley family. A few deadly plants are also in this family. Join us for a visual overview of the important characteristics needed to identify these fascinating herbs and wild plants. \nClinical Pearls from a 40-year Practice with Nan Dunne\, ND\n– Upstairs\, in the Honeyberry Demo Kitchen\nThere’s book-learning and then there’s humans. So much to know. I will share a few fabulously effective plant medicine formulas that are time-tested\, and some case management pearls gleaned fro more than 40 years of herbal practice. \n_________________________________________________________________________ \n11:00-11:50am\nWild Plant Saunter and Tasting Flight with Cathryn Raan & Sydney Morical\n– Outside\, in the Garden\nCultivating relationship with wild food and medicine should be fun and tasty! We will take you on a sensory adventure of the local landscape like you’ve never experienced before\, through touch\, taste\, smell\, sight\, and sound! \nHerbs for Self Love; A Look a Four Local Herbs from a Holistic Perspective with Justene Sweet\n– Downstairs\, in the Balsamroot Room\nIn this class\, Justene will discuss four local herbs and ways that we can engage with their energetic qualities for emotional support and as a compliment to other healing modalities. \nHerbal Compliance – Bring Back the Art of Kitchen Magic with Natasha Clarke\n– Upstairs\, in the Honeyberry Demo Kitchen\nUsing herbs in everyday recipes and foods so that you don’t have another pill to swallow. \n__________________________________________________________________________ \n12:00-1:00pm\nLunchtime\n-Anywhere you want!\nLunch will not be provided. Please bring your own food or visit a nearby restaurant or food truck. \n__________________________________________________________________________ \n1:00-1:50pm\nThe Magick of Cacao and Hawthorne: Bringing Ceremony and Herbs into your Life to Heal the Heart with Angela Devani\n– Outside\, in the Garden\nParticipate in a Ceremony with the heart opening magick of Cacao and Hawthorne berries as Angela guides you on a meditation to connect to the power of the plants and your body.\n\nAfrican Cooking from Gabon with Armelle Essomeyo\n– Upstairs\, in the Honeyberry Demo Kitchen\nJoin Armelle Essomeyo to learn about cooking with herbs and spices from her homeland in Gabon\, Africa. \n_________________________________________________________________________ \n2:00-2:50pm\nLavender Sifting Demo with Lavender Lori\n– Outside\, in the Garden\nDemonstration of a new efficient way of sifting lavender bud with a kit I created. \nHistory of Curanderismo with Natalita\n– Downstairs\, in the Balsamroot Room\nA class exploring the history\, philosophy and herbal practices of Curanderos of the United States Southwest and Latin America \nHerbal Oxymels For Everyone with Hillary Sargent\n– Upstairs\, in the Honeyberry Demo Kitchen\nTeaching you the benefits of\, the many ways to create\, and the many ways to incorporate oxymels into your daily life. \n__________________________________________________________________________ \n3:00-3:50pm\nDevils Club – An Investigation into Boundaries with Natasha Clarke\n– Outside\, in the Garden\nIn this class we will talk about the physical properties of this exciting Pacific Northwest adaptogen\, its uses and how it can create boundaries in the eco system and in our own thoughts and actions. \nCreating Connections to Place through Native Plants with Susan Teitelman\n– Downstairs\, in the Balsamroot Room\nThis class will explore the benefits of and threats to Montana native plants. The class will also cover the ethics and legalities of plant collection in our state. \nA Practical Guide to Chinese Herbs with Dr. Zoe Linton DACM\, LAc\n– Upstairs\, in the Honeyberry Demo Kitchen\nThis class will include a short introduction to Chinese Herbal Medicine\, followed by recipes and techniques for using these herbs in daily life. We’ll cover accessible herbs and simple formulas for immunity\, stress\, digestion and more. \n__________________________________________________________________________ \n4:00-4:50pm\nHerbal & Energetic Alchemy for the Heart with Bonita\n– Outside\, in the Garden\nLate summer can be full of urgency as you try to make the most of the last warm days. Learn how to orient towards your heart center and connect with your autonomy through herbs and energy work. \nA Tour of Italian Herbology with Dr. Amy Leonard-Haynes\, ND.\, L.Ac\n– Downstairs\, in the Balsamroot Room\nCome and share the experience of a Tuscan aromatic adventure. Gain insight and wisdom of the ancient and modern masters of the healing arts of Italian essential oils and herbs. \nFearless Fermentation with Jessie Thomas\n– Upstairs\, in the Honeyberry Demo Kitchen\nIn this class students will learn how to preserve and alchemize local bounty through the art of fermentation. Students will gain an understanding of how fermentation was discovered\, why it can be a helpful tool to use in their kitchens\, and how to create ferments safely and with confidence. \n__________________________________________________________________________ \n5:00-6:00pm\nMusic and Mocktail Hour\n– Downstairs\nMore details to come!\n\nJoin us for our 2024 Montana Herbal Festival! We look forward to seeing you!
URL:https://www.meadowsweet-herbs.com/events/2024-montana-herbal-festival/
LOCATION:Gerald W. Marks Exploration Center &  Rocky Mountain Gardens in Missoula\, Montana\, 1075 South Ave W.\, Missoula\, MT\, 59801\, United States
CATEGORIES:Montana Herbal Festival
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