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Medicinal Plant Workshop

Join us for a hands-on plant fibre processing and traditional medicine making workshop led by Sinixt knowledgeable keeper Faith Zacherle and native plant specialist Rob Crandall. Learn about traditional plant uses and their significance to the Sinixt people. This workshop is a unique opportunity to connect with indigenous culture and deepen your understanding of local flora.

This workshop is a unique opportunity to connect with Indigenous culture and deepen an understanding of local flora.

There are two different sign up times for this event: 1:00pm or 3:00pm.

This event is free and open to all members of the public to attend, however space is limited to 20 participants, so sign up soon to secure your spot!

Should your plans change and you can no longer attend, please cancel your ticket so we can allow someone on our waitlist to join in your place.

Reserve Spot

Date

Jun 11

Hours

1 PM & 3 PM

Cost

Free (Must Reserve Your Spot)

Location

Revelstoke, BC

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Person scooping black seeds into a small bag on a table with other bags. They are wearing a floral shirt.
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