Learn how to identify the plant, use sustainable gathering practices and explore the many uses of wild onions. Expert guidance from Feather Smith and all materials needed for this experience will be provided. Feather is the ethnobiology manager for the Cherokee Nation. She oversees the Seed Bank program, which was found to preserve the genetic integrity of heirloom plants.
Classes fill up quickly and will be capped at 5 people, so be sure to reserve your spot today!
No reservations will be taken after 4:00 PM (CDT) the day before the class.
Cancellations must be given no later than 24 hours before the class.
Class to be held at the Saline Courthouse Museum at 55870 S. 490 Rd in Rose, OK from 10AM - 12PM.
You are encouraged to bring your own snacks/lunch.
Participant age restricted to 16+.
Please Note: A confirmation letter, indicating the number of reserved spots, will be emailed to the email given on the order. Letters may be presented on phones or in physical form. If reserving a spot as a gift, please leave a note during the checkout process indicating who the recipient will be and their email address so the email can be sent to them.