Amy

Offering or Requesting?: 
Offered
Departure time: 
Sat, 05/09/2009 - 3:00pm
Meetup location: 
Peoples Food Coop (SE Tibbetts and 21st)
Spaces: 
4
Contact details and notes: 
Call me at (503) 287-1620 before 2:30 pm. If you get voicemail, leave message letting me know what you look like/will be wearing, and I will meet you at People's at 3 pm.

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CiviEvents at TLC Farm

CiviEvents at TLC Farm

Mother Earth School

When: 
Repeats every week every Tuesday and every Wednesday and every Thursday until Thu Jun 11 2009 .
Apr 21 2009 - 9:30am - 1:30pm
Apr 22 2009 - 9:30am - 1:30pm

Mother Earth School is a Waldorf-inspired bioimmersion program for kindergarten and preschool. It uses various parts of the land Tuesday-Thursday except during breaks. For more information, contact kelly@tryonfarm.org.

CLOSED

When: 
Repeats every week until Mon Dec 31 2012 .
Jan 5 2009 - 12:00am - 11:55pm
Jan 12 2009 - 12:00am - 11:55pm

TLC Farm is closed on Mondays. This means that no TLC Farm events can be scheduled for that day, and that the public is not permitted on the land.

TLC Farm benefit day at SW Laughing Planet: May 12!

When: 
May 12 2009 - 8:00am - 10:00pm
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All day on Tuesday May 12th, the Gabriel Park Laughing Planet Cafe will donate 20% of its proceeds to Tryon Life Community Farm, and we invite you to have lunch or dinner there!

This is a great way to support TLC Farm while eating wholesome and affordable burritos and more. Laughing Planet is committed to sustainable food systems and supporting local organizations like TLC Farm. And the food is great.

Laughing Planet Cafe is located at 4405 SW Vermont, 97219 (formerly the site of Peanut Butter n' Ellies). See you there!

Spring & Summer Workshops at TLC Farm

When: 
Aug 7 2009 - 10:00am - Aug 8 2009 - 5:30am
Bonsai workshop

Welcome to TLC Farm's Spring & Summer workshop schedule! We hope to see you here.

Please pre-register for all workshops. For workshop details and registration information – visit www.tryonfarm.org, email workshops@tryonfarm.org or call 503-245-3847.

Primitive Skills Series with Caleb Schulten
May 23: Learn how to make cordage from available natural fibers. Practice using hand & bow drills, flint & steel.
May 30: Make your own hand drill fire kit, and practice fire making. Bring a pocket knife.
June 6: Introduction to flint knapping. Practice making arrowheads out of obsidian – bring safety goggles
Each class is from 10 am -2 pm, $15-30 sliding scale.

June 6: Needle Felting with Kelly Hogan
Learn a great new fiber art - create whimsical creatures from raw wool using a needle. Supplies included. 2:30-4:30, $15.

Permaculture Series with Toby Hemenway
June 7: Getting Started in Permaculture. You'll learn how nature can teach us how to design sustainable gardens, homes, and communities. Topics include permaculture principles, design methods, examples of permaculture sites, and how to use nature's patterns in sustainable design

July 19: Creating Perfect Soil through Permaculture
This workshop will show exactly what makes up a perfect garden soil for growing sturdy, healthy plants that lets gardeners avoid pest and disease problems, and discuss how to make great compost, and cover many other techniques for soil building.

August 2: Designing a Food Forest
This workshop will cover the basics of designing, planting, and maintaining a many-layered woodland garden of fruit and nut trees, perennial and annual vegetables, and flowers.
Each class runs from 10 am - 5 pm. $75 per class or $200 for the series.

June 13: Living with the Gifts of the Seasons with Judy BlueHorse Skelton
The first in a four part seasonal series drawing from the Medicine Wheel and indigenous gathering cycles and calendars, participants will develop a seasonal living plan that resonates with the rhythms of our region. Includes plant walks and identification for medicinal and food use, and much more.
9 am – 1pm, $50.

June 27: Fire Science and Rocket Stoves with Ernie and Erica Wisner
Learn how to build your own super-efficient rocket stove! We'll check
out (and fire up) TLC Farm's rocket stoves, go over the fire science:
combustion, heat transfer, efficiencies of fuel, labor, and materials,
and explore clever biofueled devices from around the world. Then it's
your turn: with bricks, cob, wood, and metal, we'll make our own
fireplaces, stove cores, and clean-burning campfires. For more information about the presenters, visit: www.ernieanderica.info
10 am -4 pm, $60-90 sliding scale, lunch included.

August 8: Creating your own pantry with Lost Arts Kitchen,
Savor the abundance of summer and fall all year long! Learn various food preservation methods including canning, pickling, fermentation and freezing. 10-4, $40-60 sliding scale.

All workshops take place at TLC Farm – 11640 SW Boones Ferry Road, Portland, OR 97219

Bonsai workshop

Bonsai workshop

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Offering or Requesting?: 
Requested
Departure time: 
Thu, 04/23/2009 - 1:00pm
Meetup location: 
Barbur Transit Center (9750 SW Barbur)
Spaces: 
2
Contact details and notes: 
555-2212

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