Friday, September 18, 2026 - 9:00am to Sunday, September 20, 2026 - 5:00pm
Join us September 18–20 at Uhuru Community in Rice, Washington, for a weekend of learning, sharing and strengthening our relationship with the Earth and one another. Come learn, teach, grow and help plant the seeds of a thriving, regenerative future.
Guided by the permaculture ethics of Earth Care, People Care and Fair Share, the convergence will feature hands-on workshops, camping, community potluck meals, trade circles, drum circles, plant walks, children’s activities and abundant skill sharing.
Presenters and workshops include:
• Christian Schena — Healing with Food
• Chrys Ostrander — Apple Pressing; Permaculture Farming & Animal Husbandry
• Drew Morrison — Making Kefir
• Gabriel Gaul — Food Forest Layers; Hands-on Mudding; Smoothie Making
• Indigo Sutra — Plant Walk & Talk
• Jan — Wire Wrapping
• Jason Smith — Soil Building & Earth Works
• Jon Pete — Bread Making, Parts 1 & 2; Meditation
• Lyndsay Lee — Earring Making
• Mark Gordon — Children’s Activity: Play Attention
• Mary Bishop — Rain Water Catchment & Manifesting
• Megan Cooper — Making Knots & Macramé
• Michael Sullivan — Easy Peasy Microgreens
• Paul Odian — Dealing with Anger
• Ryan — Tree Felling Demonstration
• Stef Skupkin — Using Homeopathy for Plant Health
• Terra Lake — Shanti Sena; Drum Unity Drum Circle
• Three Apples — Green Energy
• Tom Aeschleman — Fermentation Class
• TreeSol — Solar Hot Water Heater
• Tyler Cole — Making Kombucha
Live musical performances offered by:
• Crystal Marie
• Drew Morrison
• Fungilion
• Golden Feather Light Dancer
• Lyndsay Lee
• Sonic Daydream
Please bring a friend, a chair, organic produce or another dish to contribute to the potluck meals, apples for pressing (and jugs to take some home), along with your own plates, utensils and water bottles. You are also encouraged to bring your skills, knowledge, seeds and creations to share as we learn, teach, grow and plant the seeds of a thriving, regenerative future together.
No drugs, alcohol or pets, please.
Pre-registration is encouraged! $50 for the whole weekend, including camping or $15 day pass and $20 camping pass.
Come learn, teach, grow and help plant the seeds of a thriving, regenerative future.
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