Ever wanted to learn more about permaculture? This workshop is the perfect introduction to permaculture ethics, principles and design.

Come join a free workshop on the art of dyeing natural fibers - an introduction to making beautiful textile dyes from plants that grow in our neighborhoods.

Join us for our first ever fall food festival. We’ll have acorn flour, pickling and fig leaf demos, plus chestnut roasting, pasta making for kids and live music.

Join us at the Montgomery College Food Forest for our regular work parties, which take place on the first Saturday and third Wednesday of every month.

Come and learn how to grow edible mushrooms in your backyard. Learn how to inoculate, care for and harvest mushrooms from logs, and take an inoculated log home with you.

Join us at the Montgomery College Food Forest for our regular work parties, which take place on the first Saturday of every month.

Come learn how herbs can support a calm, grounded body and mind. Join clinical herbalist Serda Ozbenian as she introduces a variety of gentle, nourishing plant allies that ease stress, uplift mood, and help you meet life with more resilience and ease.

Join us at the Montgomery College Food Forest for our regular work parties, which take place on the first Saturday and third Wednesday of every month.

We’re excited to co-host the next Takoma Park plant and seed swap in the Montgomery College Food Forest.

Learn how to save seeds for future plantings - when to harvest seeds, what to do with them once harvested, and how to process and store them.

Join us at the Montgomery College Food Forest for our regular work parties, which take place on the first Saturday of every month.

Join us at the Montgomery College Food Forest for our regular work parties, which take place on the first Saturday and third Wednesday of every month.

Join Silver Spring Takoma Park Mutual Aid for its third mutual aid fest of the year! Come for a resource swap and share!

Join special guest Vathany Say, who will be whipping up a Cambodian classic, Basil Chicken with basil freshly harvested from the food forest.

Join us at the Montgomery College Food Forest for our regular work parties, which take place on the first Saturday of every month.

Join us for a free pesto making demo and harvest this Sunday (July 20) at the Montgomery College Food Forest.

Join us at the Montgomery College Food Forest for our regular work parties, which take place on the first Saturday and third Wednesday of every month.

Join state delegate Lorig Charkoudian, CFFC and the Montgomery College Permaculture Club for a celebration of food forests, community and sustainability.

Join the Silver Spring/Takoma Park Mutual Aid for a mutual aid fest in the food forest to celebrate Interdependence Day.

Join us at the Montgomery College Food Forest for our regular work parties, which take place on the first Saturday of every month.

To celebrate International Yoga Day, join us in the food forest for a free restorative nature-inspired yoga and meditation session.

Join us at the Montgomery College Food Forest for our regular work parties, which take place on the first Saturday and third Wednesday of every month. Come and help transplant, sow, harvest, prune, mulch, weed, water and whatever else needs doing.

Join us at the Montgomery College Food Forest for our regular work parties, which take place on the first Saturday of every month.

To celebrate the sensational serviceberry and marvellous mulberry , CFFC and the Montgomery College permaculture club are hosting a free pancake breakfast at the Montgomery College Food Forest.

Learn how to alchemically forage for healing herbs and craft them into herbal vinegars and oxymels (vinegar & honey) that hold the energy of love and respect between plant and human.

Join us as at Takoma Park Elementary School as we paint a mural and plant up more of the native nature walk we established last year at .

Join Zimbabwean herbalist Silas Joseph Mangono to learn about traditional herbalism and holistic healing in Zimbabwe.

Join us as we come together and give thanks to Earth for all that she provides.

Discover the healing potential of the vibrant, nutritious, and often overlooked plants growing right in your own backyard.

Help us plant edible & medicinal shrubs at the new Montgomery College food forest site.