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Workshops & Events

We are updating our lineup regularly,

so check back to see what's coming next!

Sprouts and Microgreens
Workshop

February 21st, 2026 4-5:30pm
Mountain Roots Education Office, Driggs, ID

Join us for a workshop with Alison Godlewski to learn how to grow your own sprouts and microgreens at home and to learn more about their many benefits. Sprouts have 20-30 times the nutrient density of mature plants, and with their mild flavor, they are something the whole family will enjoy. We will taste a variety of sprouts and microgreens, and each participant will receive a kit to help you get started on your sprouting journey.

 

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Beginner's Sourdough Workshop

Two offerings:
February 2nd, 2026 5-7 pm  SOLD OUT
February 9th, 2026 5-7pm   SOLD OUT
Teton County Fairgrounds Building, Driggs, ID

Want to learn how to make high-quality sourdough bread right in your own kitchen? Join us for a hands-on workshop tailored to the sourdough beginner, taught by Will Roth, owner/baker of Scottie's Supper Club.

 

In this class, you'll get to try your hand at every part of the baking process, from developing dough strength, to monitoring the dough, to baking the final product. You'll go home with a detailed recipe, two proofing baskets (bannetons) along with other necessary tools, two loaves of sourdough proofing (ready to bake at home the next day), as well as sourdough starter for future loaves. We'll also cut into a couple of fresh loaves at the end of class to enjoy with butter and flaky salt. 

 

Gardening for Pollinators Workshop

May 2nd, 2026 3-5:00pm
Mountain Roots Education office, Driggs, ID

In this workshop, you'll be introduced to the wonderful world of pollinators and we'll walk through the process of creating a thriving garden sanctuary for them in your outdoor space, no matter the size!

 

Led by Lucille Wright, owner of Wild Mint Gardens, we'll dive into pollinator life cycles, habitat structure, and native plant selection. Highlighting a few native pollinator species and their specific needs will help you shape your garden ecosystem to welcome and support them. Each participant will be assisted with designing their own pollinator patch during the workshop and receive a printed Gardening for Pollinators guide to take home.

 

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Previous Workshops

Raising & Processing Meat Rabbits
Wild and Edible Plant Identification
No-Till Gardening Method
Fermentation
Kombucha & Kefir Water
Growing Flowers in Teton Valley
Plant-Based Cooking
Wreath Making
Growing Sprouts and Microgreens
Hide-Tanning
Field Dressing
Butchering

 

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