Event Series Zen Meditation and Qigong

Zen Meditation and Qigong

Wakamatsu Farm 941 Cold Springs Rd, CA, United States

10a- 11:30a *  Wakamatsu Farm Join Berry Crawford and Jeanne Courtney & Robert Rosenbaum) This  event will include sessions of Qigong, mindfulness meditation and walking. Relax, recharge. Responsible/quiet 12-year-olds+ welcome. Suggested Donation: $5/members, $10/non-members. . app.donorview.com/09nYn

Stargazing on the Farm

Wakamatsu Farm 941 Cold Springs Rd, CA, United States

7:30p-10:30p * Wakamatsu Farm Join Herb Tanimoto & Tim Jackson.  The highlight of the evening will be viewing Jupiter and Saturn through telescopes and more. Unclear skies cancels. Quiet children welcome. Suggested Donation: $5/members, $10/non-members.  app.donorview.com/05D58

Poetry Walk/Workshop

Wakamatsu Farm 941 Cold Springs Rd, CA, United States

12p-2pm * Wakamatsu Farm Taylor Graham, El Dorado County’s first Poet Laureate, and award-winning Sacramento-area poet Katy Brown will lead an exploration of farmhouse, barn, and surroundings, then ask participants to write a poem inspired by what they’ve experienced. Any who wish may share their poems with the group and ARC. Children 8+ welcome with

Herbal Crafting

Wakamatsu Farm 941 Cold Springs Rd, CA, United States

1:30p - 3:30p * Wakamatsu Farm Join Shannon Mann in making plants into magical hydrosols. Experience a live demonstration with a copper still, then learn to recreate the process using a pot on your stove top at home. Learn to source plants and  discover ways to use hydrosols for skin and body care, aromatherapy, cooking

Wild Crafternoon

Wakamatsu Farm 941 Cold Springs Rd, CA, United States

2p - 5p * Wakamatsu Farm Join Jessica Carew Kraft, the author of Why We Need to Be Wild, for an exploration of mid-autumn plants that can be incorporated into your meals, projects, and holiday observances. After a short walk, she will demonstrate how to process acorns, make ink with oak galls, create festive wreaths,

Event Series Plein Air Paint

Plein Air Paint

Wakamatsu Farm 941 Cold Springs Rd, CA, United States

8:30a- 12p * Wakamatsu Farm Join artist David Yapp for air painting (En Plein air). All painting levels are welcome . Bring your own materials and equipment (easel, canvas, oils, acrylics, watercolors, etc.), Please stay for the picnic lunch after. Responsible children 12+ welcome (w/adult supervision). Please not that Rain cancels. Cost: $15/members, $20/non-members. app.donorview.com/VyAqz

Herbal Crafting

Wakamatsu Farm 941 Cold Springs Rd, CA, United States

1:30p - 3:30p * Wakamatsu Farm Herbalist , Shannon Mann will help you take wellness into your own hands. Learn to transform wild and garden-grown plants into two practical herbal medicines: tinctures & teas. You will learn the basics of tincture making and herbal tea blending, how to identify plant allies and bring mindfulness into

Green Tea Tasting

Wakamatsu Farm 941 Cold Springs Rd, CA, United States

1p- 2:30p * Wakamatsu Farm Discover the aromas and beneficial properties of Japanese green tea and learn how to make a good cup of tea and the Tea Journey story of presenter Nao Magami.  Guests will sample tea and receive a small bag to take home. Cost: $10/members, $15/non-members. app.donorview.com/Vy0jo

Event Series Zen Meditation and Qigong

Zen Meditation and Qigong

Wakamatsu Farm 941 Cold Springs Rd, CA, United States

10a- 11:30a *  Wakamatsu Farm Join Berry Crawford and Jeanne Courtney & Robert Rosenbaum) This  event will include sessions of Qigong, mindfulness meditation and walking. Relax, recharge. Responsible/quiet 12-year-olds+ welcome. Suggested Donation: $5/members, $10/non-members. . app.donorview.com/09nYn

Wakamatsu Open Farm Days

Wakamatsu Farm 941 Cold Springs Rd, CA, United States

Times Vary * Wakamatsu Farm Special programming at each Open Farm Day. See our registration page for more details. Site of the first Japanese colony in America, your self-guided walking tour of Wakamatsu Farm check out  the Okei-san’s 1871 gravesite and Charles Graner's original 1850’s farmhouse.  The trail around the  lake is a wheelchair-accessible trail. Bring a