Workshops & Events
We are updating our lineup regularly,
so check back to see what's coming next!
The Family Cow
March 14th, 2026 1-4 pm
Teton Full Circle Farm
325 E 7750 S, Victor, ID
There is nothing like drinking fresh, warm milk from your family cow. In this workshop, participants will learn what it takes to acquire a cow, how to feed and shelter her, what they need to milk her, how to milk, and what to do with the incredible abundance she provides.
Participants will get hands-on experience milking Honeysuckle at Teton Full Circle Farm and go home with heirloom cultures to make their own yogurt, sour cream, and cultured butter. *Please bring a pint mason jar with a lid.
Medicinal Mushrooms
March 19th, 2026 5:30 - 7 pm
Mountain Roots Education Office
91 E Little Ave, Driggs, ID
Did you know that certain types of mushrooms have the potential to improve your memory, boost your immunity, reduce inflammation, and help regulate cholesterol, blood pressure, and blood sugar levels? And there's more!
In this workshop, we'll learn about the many health benefits of mushrooms like lion's mane, reishi, turkey tail, and shitake. Medicinal mushroom products have recently gained popularity, and while readily available, tend to be unaffordable for the long-term use required to reap the purported benefits.
We'll learn a simple and affordable process to make tinctures using these fungi so that we can easily incorporate them into our daily routines. Workshop participants will take home a sample of tincture so that they can get started on their journey to better health through the use of medicinal mushrooms.
Cold Climate Dahlia Growing
April 11th, 2026 1-3:30 pm
Teton Full Circle Farm
325 E 7750 S, Victor, ID
Join us at Teton Full Circle Farm to learn the tips and tricks of Dahlia growing in the Tetons. Dahlia growing, digging, storing, dividing and propagating will be covered in a hands-on experiential approach.
Learn how to grow these flowers, for stunning blooms in the garden and astonishing cut flowers in your home. Each participant will go home with 4+ dahlia tubers, and a dahlia plant ready for planting! *Don't forget your gardening gloves!
Gardening for Pollinators
May 2nd, 2026 3-5 pm
Mountain Roots Education office, Driggs, ID
In this workshop, you'll be introduced to the wonderful world of pollinators as we 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.
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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