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First Saturday of September,
September 1, 2018
10-4pm
FALL FEST
Learn how to bring in the harvest with fall mushrooms. There will also be special activities related to the families and children plus herb, flower and perennial plants, all-natural soaps, teas, salves, vinegars, essential oils and gardening books. There will also be an herbal luncheon available for purchase ($15). You are welcome to pack a lunch, too. Free to the public.
10 a.m. Opening Ceremonies
10:30-11-30 a.m. Family Yoga with Paul Richards (free)
12-1 p.m. Organic Bruchetta Luncheon $15 (you are welcome to pack a lunch)
1-2 p.m. Wild Edible & Medicinal Mushroom Tour (free)
2-3 p.m. Farm Games (free)
3-4 p.m. Ghana Service Project - Growing Shiitake Mushrooms (free)
4 p.m. Closing Ceremonies (free)
With a classic Monongahela valley upbringing, unexpectedly, yoga found Paul Richards in 1999. In 2008 he completed his yoga teachers training, eventually getting registered as a childrens' yoga teacher and a special needs yoga teacher. He has led classes with expectant mothers, kids, teens, adults and seniors; he has led classes at yoga studios, gyms, churches, parks, schools, and on a barge at Station Square. The common thread is the sharing a big smile with anyone who has joined him in his love of yoga, and people.
September 1, 2018
10-4pm
FALL FEST
Learn how to bring in the harvest with fall mushrooms. There will also be special activities related to the families and children plus herb, flower and perennial plants, all-natural soaps, teas, salves, vinegars, essential oils and gardening books. There will also be an herbal luncheon available for purchase ($15). You are welcome to pack a lunch, too. Free to the public.
10 a.m. Opening Ceremonies
10:30-11-30 a.m. Family Yoga with Paul Richards (free)
12-1 p.m. Organic Bruchetta Luncheon $15 (you are welcome to pack a lunch)
1-2 p.m. Wild Edible & Medicinal Mushroom Tour (free)
2-3 p.m. Farm Games (free)
3-4 p.m. Ghana Service Project - Growing Shiitake Mushrooms (free)
4 p.m. Closing Ceremonies (free)
With a classic Monongahela valley upbringing, unexpectedly, yoga found Paul Richards in 1999. In 2008 he completed his yoga teachers training, eventually getting registered as a childrens' yoga teacher and a special needs yoga teacher. He has led classes with expectant mothers, kids, teens, adults and seniors; he has led classes at yoga studios, gyms, churches, parks, schools, and on a barge at Station Square. The common thread is the sharing a big smile with anyone who has joined him in his love of yoga, and people.
