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SUMMARY:Gathering of The Seeds: Encuentro de Semillas
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a day filled with fun\, creative\, and educational activities\, as Seed: Climate Change Resilience exhibition comes to a close and SeedBroadcast\, along with community partners and local farmers share strategies for seed resilience and calls-to-action.\nDuring this free event\, visitors will have the opportunity to learn about seed saving\, participate in a community seed exchange\, harvest amaranth\, make art with Axle Contemporary Art\, and listen to an in-depth panel discussion about bioregional and indigenous arid-land agriculture\, climate change\, and seeds. \nIn the last century over 90% of all domesticated food plants and their seeds have gone extinct. \nThis accounts for thousands of years of relations from seed to seed between people\, plants\, and the land\, as co-evolving agri-Culture\, biodiversity\, and rooted sustenance. Encuentro de Semillas // Gathering of Seeds is an entire day dedicated to these agri-Cultural relationships as Seed: Climate Change Resilience exhibition comes to a close and SeedBroadcast\, along with community partners and local farmers\, share strategies for seed resilience and calls-to-action. During this event\, visitors will have the opportunity to learn about seed saving\, participate in a community seed exchange\, harvest amaranth\, make art with Axle Contemporary and Radical Intervention\, and listen to an in-depth panel discussion about bioregional and indigenous arid-land agriculture\, climate change\, and seeds. This event also marks the last weekend visitors can visit Seed: Climate Change Resilience exhibition by SeedBroadcast and partners at the Albuquerque Museum. \nEvent Schedule\n9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.\nSeed Saving Workshop with Tiana Baca of The Desert Oasis Teaching Gardens and Brett Bakker of Cuatro Puertas/Arid Crop Seed Cache \n11:00 a.m. – Noon\nSeed Swap hosted by UNM Land Arts of the American West. The public is encouraged to bring seeds to exchange along with their stories. \n1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.\nAmaranth Harvest with The Garden’s Edge Seed Travels at A Garden: The Birds Arrive on the northwest side of the museum. \n2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.\nPanel discussion about bioregional and indigenous arid-land agriculture\, climate change\, and seeds with: Aaron Lowden\, Director of Acoma Ancestral Lands Program and Youth Farm Corp; Beata Tsosie-Peña\, Environmental Justice Program Coordinator for Tewa Women United; Ron Boyd\, Farmer in La Villita\, NM at Mergirl Gardens; Don Bustos\, Farmer in Española\, NM at Santa Cruz Farms\, and Joy Hought\, Director of Native Seeds/SEARCH. The conversation will be moderated by Rowen White\, an Akwesasne Mohawk Seed Keeper\, Director\, and Founder of Sierra Seeds. \nAll-day:\nRachel Zollinger and UNM Art & Ecology Students will create Radical Intervention\, an interactive\, temporary mural made of soil + indigenous grass seeds. This project will take place on the north wall of the museum in conjunction with the project\, A Garden: The Birds Arrive. \nJoin Axle Contemporary Art and their Potato Project making potato prints with colorful spices\, making and eating potato soup. \nPartners\nPartners for Encuentro de Semillas // Gathering of Seeds include:\nAcoma Ancestral Lands Farm Corp Program\nAlbuquerque Museum\nAxle Contemporary Art\nBrett Bakker\, Cuatro Puertas // Arid Crop Seed Cache\nDon Bustos\, Santa Cruz Farm\nEspañola Healing Foods Oasis\nMer-Girl Gardens\nTse Daa K’aan Lifelong Learning Community\nNative Seeds/SEARCH\nRachel Zollinger\, Radical Intervention\nRocky Mountain Seed Alliance\nRowen White\, Sierra Seeds\nSeedBroadcast\nTiana Baca\, The Desert Oasis Teaching Gardens\nThe Garden’s Edge\, Seed Travels\nUNM Land Arts of the American West\nUNM Art & Ecology \nThis event has been organized by SeedBroadcast in conjunction with Seed: Climate Change Resilience exhibition created by SeedBroadcast and partners at the Albuquerque Museum. Seed: Climate Change Resilience is a community-engaged arts project exploring seed\, arid-land agri-Culture\, resiliency\, and climate change. Created by SeedBroadcast\, a New Mexico based arts\, and agri-Culture collective\, in collaboration with numerous New Mexico farmers and seed stewards\, this project features an interactive public exhibition to inspire and activate dialogue and action around seed\, global warming\, local food\, healthy communities\, and the revitalization of bioregional agri-Cultural practices. This event is also a part of the Species in Peril Collaboration organized by 516 ARTS. \nSeedBroadcast is a New Mexico based arts and agri-Culture collective. \n  \n 
URL:https://draft.gardensedge.org/event/gathering-of-the-seeds/
LOCATION:Albuquerque Museum\, 2000 Mountain Rd NW\, Albuquerque\, NM 87104\, USA\, 2000 Mountain Rd NW\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87104\, United States
CATEGORIES:Class,Harvest,Meet 'n' Greet,Workshop
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190728
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SUMMARY:Grain School at the Albuquerque Museum
DESCRIPTION:Grain School at the Albuquerque Museum\, July 26-27th\, 2019. Click here to register. \nPresented by the Rocky Mountain Seed Alliance in partnership with Seed Broadcast and The Garden’s Edge. \nWith a focus on ancient and heritage grains\, you will learn expert techniques and hands-on skills to grow\, harvest\, mill\, market\, and bake with locally adapted grains. We will present the nutritional values of ancient grains along with the ecological benefits of adding grains to your garden or farm portfolio. Grain collaborations will also be explored and encouraged. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to dive deeply into the exciting\, delicious world of heritage grains! \nThe course will include field studies at the Garden’s Edge Grain Garden in Albuquerque. \nRegular price: $200 – Includes a locally sourced lunch with heritage grains featured \nRMSA Supporting Members price: $160
URL:https://draft.gardensedge.org/event/grain-school-at-the-albuquerque-museum/
LOCATION:Albuquerque Museum\, 2000 Mountain Rd NW\, Albuquerque\, NM 87104\, USA\, 2000 Mountain Rd NW\, Albuquerque\, NM\, 87104\, United States
CATEGORIES:Class
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SUMMARY:Amaranth Greens Class
DESCRIPTION:In early June\, we planted amaranth at the Seed Library of Los Angeles. On July 16th\, come to SLOLA to learn about using amaranth greens. \nPLEASE NOTE\, TIME IS STILL TO BE DETERMINED. \nFrom the organizers:\nMaya farmers from The Qachuu Aloom Association in Guatemala are sharing their Amaranth seeds across the Americas and beyond. Through passing on the Amaranth seeds we build connections\, friendships\, and a movement. Each of the amaranth fields we help plant in Guatemala\, New Mexico\, and California bring us new lessons and connections. \nIn Guatemala we first experienced amaranth through the Kaqchikel Maya women. They taught the Maya Achi women of Qachuu Aloom how to plant\, cook\, and prepare amaranth. As the women planted\, they shared stories of hardship\, war\, and motherhood. Among tears shed\, there was also much laughter. Years later the women of Qachuu Aloom still plant Amaranth-hundreds of fields are spread across 24 villages. We use this ancient grain that was once abundant in Maya culture in our maternal health project and it brings income\, improves nutrition\, and re-connects families. \nQachuu Aloom families continue to share this seed. Their journey has taken them to the pueblos of New Mexico\, Arizona\, and California. Each Amaranth Field we plant is used for farmer-to-farmer exchanges\, community workshops\, and events around seeds\, plants\, food\, and sustainable practices. Amaranth fields are statements of our connection to each other\, the land\, and the food we labor to grow. Seed sharing embodies our personal and collective agency. \nWe hope these events will be a time to reawaken the excitement and awe that comes from witnessing what germinates from a tiny seed and time spent together. The experience of growing these seeds together is the experience of being stronger together in this time of urgent need for change\, and it can start with just a few seeds.
URL:https://draft.gardensedge.org/event/slola-amaranth-greens/
LOCATION:Seed Library of Los Angeles\, 13000 Venice Blvd.\, Venice\, CA\, 90066\, United States
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