Westwood Farmer's Market
CPI will have a table at the Westwood Farmer’s Market on Thursday, September 19 from 4-7 PM at Westwood United Methodist Church.
CPI will have a table at the Westwood Farmer’s Market on Thursday, September 19 from 4-7 PM at Westwood United Methodist Church.
CPI will have a table at the Westwood Farmer’s Market on Thursday, August 15 from 4-7 PM at Westwood United Methodist Church.
A gentle body and garden engagement with focus on sensation and the wonders of connecting with Nature in a playful way. Permaculture and botanical info will be shared.
Will take place outdoors as weather allows. Please bring a yoga mat or towel and water.
Meet at the greenhouse, 824 Enright Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45205
Join us in the Beer Garden at Fibonacci Brewing Company on Friday, July 26 as CPI and other local organizations gather, mingle, and share information over a few frosty pints! Look for Jess & Howie at the CPI tent.
Felix Marisa, Marketing Chair at Cincinnati Permaculture Institute, attended the Midwest Permaculture Convergence hosted by Great Rivers and Lakes Permaculture Institute in June in Bloomingdale, Michigan. She is hosting two live online sessions to discuss what she learned, heard, and saw there, and open up discussion for further opportunities in the local and regional permaculture movements.
FIRST SESSION: Wednesday July 17, 7PM - 8:30 PM EDT, via Google Meet
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/igp-yynk-qhs
Google Calendar Link: https://calendar.app.google/9qHrt3MzgoPUSHHTA
SECOND SESSION: Wednesday, July 24, 7 PM EDT on Facebook Live
CPI will have a table at the Westwood Farmer’s Market on Thursday, July 18 from 4-7 PM at Westwood United Methodist Church.
Felix Marisa, Marketing Chair at Cincinnati Permaculture Institute, attended the Midwest Permaculture Convergence hosted by Great Rivers and Lakes Permaculture Institute in June in Bloomingdale, Michigan. She is hosting two live online sessions to discuss what she learned, heard, and saw there, and open up discussion for further opportunities in the local and regional permaculture movements.
FIRST SESSION: Wednesday July 17, 7PM - 8:30 PM EDT, via Google Meet
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/igp-yynk-qhs
Google Calendar Link: https://calendar.app.google/9qHrt3MzgoPUSHHTA
SECOND SESSION: Wednesday, July 24, 7 PM EDT on Facebook Live
A gentle body and garden engagement with focus on sensation and the wonders of connecting with Nature in a playful way. Permaculture and botanical info will be shared.
Will take place outdoors as weather allows. Please bring a yoga mat or towel and water.
Meet at the greenhouse, 824 Enright Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45205
Learn about Cincinnati Permaculture Institute’s new Food Production Champions Program, launching this summer in the neighborhoods of Westwood, South Cumminsville and the Beekman Corridor.
For more information or to RSVP, call (513) 541-4109 ext. 103 or email rbehrens@wincincy.org.
CPI will have a table at this market to discuss our upcoming permaculture courses, workshops, and the beginning of our neighborhood Food Production Champions program.
Cincinnati Permaculture Institute will have a booth at the Christ the King Lutheran Church in West Chester - come see us!
CPI will be attending this summit as a Green Umbrella member and community partner.
More information here: https://greenumbrella.org/event/greater-cincinnati-regional-green-schoolyards-summit/
CPI will have a booth at this event to celebrate Earth Day - hope to see you there!
This Community Calendar listing is presented by one of our partners for an event not managed by CPI.
Spring brings renewed energy to us all including waking up some of our best foraging opportunities! Garden of Eten and TreeYo Permaculture invite you to unveil the curtain of green you see in spring as you learn about wild edible herbs. Rachel Eten and Doug Crouch have partnered together to offer a beginner course on how to identify and use what maybe happen to be underfoot. Enjoy the sights and sounds of spring as you emerge yourself into the world of herbalism and botany. Get to know these plant allies as you explore with all of your senses. We will be walking through gardens, fields and forest managed organically and holistically at Treasure Lake in NKY.
Location: Treasure Lake, 2590 Lawrenceburg Ferry Road, Petersburg, KY
Facilitator: Doug Crouch and Rachel Eten
Date: April 20th, Saturday 10:00- 4
Day Cost:
$65
Includes catered brunch including products from the homestead
This Community Calendar listing is presented by one of our partners for an event not managed by CPI.
Have you been interested in Sourdough but are intimidated by all the steps, the terminology, the starter itself? In this class I will teach you everything you need to know from mixing your dough, stretch and folds, shaping, scoring and baking. I will give you tips and tricks to navigate the terminology of Sourdough. You will leave with the confidence and knowledge you need to start your Sourdough journey and to start baking your own beautiful loaves and baked goods in no time.
You will also receive an organic starter that I’ve been using for nearly 2 years and that originated in San Francisco, the modern day home of sourdough. A nourishing lunch will also be provided.
Location: Treasure Lake, 2590 Lawrenceburg Ferry Road, Petersburg, KY
Facilitator: Maddeline Lanning
Date: March 23rd, Saturday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Day Cost:
$65
Includes catered lunch, of course with sourdough.
Submitted for our Community Calendar by Ande Schewe (Ande the Elf), one of our graduates and a teacher on our yearlong PDC curriculum.
The Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit brings together hundreds of passionate and visionary leaders to share inspiring, forward-thinking, and solution-oriented ideas that propel us toward a healthier, more resilient, sustainable, and equitable future. Join Fortune 500 powerhouses, innovative entrepreneurs, government officials, sustainability directors, academic, non-profit and community leaders, and passionate residents committed to solving some of the region’s toughest environmental problems while creating a positive economic impact.
More: https://www.midwestsustainabilitysummit.org/