A triangular wooden frame with colorful ribbons stands in a garden bed mulched with straw, with a lush green field and trees in the background under a cloudy sky.

No.9 Contemporary Art & the Environment

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Workshop Pass

What is an Indigenous Foodways Reclamation Garden? 🌿 Join us at No.9 Gardens for a special workshop with No.9 Gardener Elizabeth Lenell Davies and Haudenosaunee Artist JP Longboat.&nbsp; Explore traditional processes of caring for indigenous seeds and regenerative growing practices through an organic garden rooted in the reclamation of First Nations (Eastern Woodland) foodways and ecological knowledge. This collaborative garden initiative considers the original ways of seasonal diets, along with the cultural renewal of First Nations knowledge and holistic growing practices that are land-based and relational.&nbsp; The workshop will include an artist talk and hands-on experiences with First Nations land-based practices. Discover how reclamation garden&#39;s caretake seeds, nurture biodiversity, preserve native plant varieties, and reconnect us with the land through knowledge sharing and reciprocity. Following the workshop, guests will have the opportunity to purchase a seed-to-table meal prepared with many of the same fresh ingredients explored and sampled during the workshop. This hands-on session supports No.9&rsquo;s mission to connect creativity and environmental stewardship. Register below to reserve your spot and help cultivate a garden that respects local ecosystems and Indigenous knowledge.

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What is an Indigenous Foodways Reclamation Garden? 🌿 Join us at No.9 Gardens for a special workshop with No.9 Gardener Elizabeth Lenell Davies and Haudenosaunee Artist JP Longboat.  Explore traditional processes of caring for indigenous seeds and regenerative growing practices through an organic garden rooted in the reclamation of First Nations (Eastern Woodland) foodways and ecological knowledge. This collaborative garden initiative considers the original ways of seasonal diets, along with the cultural renewal of First Nations knowledge and holistic growing practices that are land-based and relational.  The workshop will include an artist talk and hands-on experiences with First Nations land-based practices. Discover how reclamation garden's caretake seeds, nurture biodiversity, preserve native plant varieties, and reconnect us with the land through knowledge sharing and reciprocity. Following the workshop, guests will have the opportunity to purchase a seed-to-table meal prepared with many of the same fresh ingredients explored and sampled during the workshop. This hands-on session supports No.9’s mission to connect creativity and environmental stewardship. Register below to reserve your spot and help cultivate a garden that respects local ecosystems and Indigenous knowledge.

No.9 Contemporary Art & the Environment

Indigenous Garden Workshop

1516 Summers Rd

Workshop Pass

$15

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