[Scpg] Primitive & Permaculture Skills Share Event in Santa Barbara Area

[Acorn Gathering]

Hello Permaculture Community,



>From *May 23-26**th* Gabriel Kelly and Luna Suniga will be hosting Southern
California first annual natural living skills gathering on Santa Barbara
county’s Gaviota Coast. *The Acorn Gathering *is a family-friendly 4-day
workshop where participants will camp under the stars at night and immerse
themselves in primitive and earth-based skills during the day. Instructors
will be coming from all over the west coast, as well as our own backyard,
offering classes such as traditional fire-making, pottery, hide-tanning,
natural plant dyeing, basketry, archery, herbalism, *permaculture*, a kids
program, yoga and much more! This is an opportunity to re-inspire our
ancestral skills and give a taste of living in community with a tribe-like
setting for 4 days.  Come learn, share and enjoy, community, skills, music
and stories around the fire. To learn more about this event, go to
www.acorngathering.com. “The Acorn Gathering” represents the *gathering* of
natural living skills, knowledge and wisdom for the nourishment of humanity
and planet Earth for generations to come.


Summary of basic info:



Where: The Arroyo Hondo Preserve (private event; pre-registration required)

When: May 23-26th (Thursday-Sunday)

Ages: All ages are welcome. Family-friendly event.

Prices: $295 for Adults, $200 for 10-17 year olds, $100 for 6-9 year olds
(includes 2 healthy organic meals per day & 3 nights of camping & all of
the classes you want to take)

Contact: Luna Suniga 805-729-2977 or email: info at acorngathering.com

For more info & to REGISTER go to www.acorngathering.com



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The Acorn Gathering: Finding connection through earth-based skills and
primitive technology
www.acorngathering.com
acorngathering at gmail.com
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