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You may send notices of upcoming events
to:
webmaster@methow.com July 2007 2007 Webb-Holman Family Reunion Potluck-Saturday July 14th at the Twisp Senior Center Potluck will last from 1pm-5pm
June 2007
Partnership for a
Sustainable Methow Sustainability Series
The How To's of Chicken Husbandry Saturday, June 2, 10 am -2 pm Twelve Moons Farm (574 East County Road- landmark is pink stucco house on east side of road) Ever wanted to raise chickens for meat or eggs? Now is your turn to learn how. We'll be focusing mainly on raising chickens for meat production, and exploring methods for housing chickens that range from simple to deluxe. Led by chicken farmer (and all around homesteader) Jim Salter. The class is free, but donations to PSM are always happily accepted. Bring a sack lunch! For more information, contact Sandi@sustainablemethow.net or call 997-1050.
May 2007
“Tools for Crafting a Light Body, For Those on a Spiritual Path Toward Divinity” Friday evening, May 25, 6:30 to 8:30pm Saturday May 26th, 9am to 3pm, 1 hour break for lunch Methow Valley Wellness Center across for the Winthrop Library $65. Call Clarina to register 206-853-0063 Pay-it-forward funds are available for those who are guided to attend.
April 2007 Partnership for a Sustainable Methow's Sustainability Series
Introduction to Gardening in the Methow Saturday, April 28, 10 am–12 noon Twisp Senior Center
Are you new to the Methow and need primer on eastside gardening? Do you want to start a garden but need a helping hand? Get a thorough introduction to getting those plants in the ground. We’ll be focusing on starting on bare ground and understanding your gardener’s spring chores. Led by experienced farmers and gardeners Alexa Spivy and Maeyowa. Note: The farmer’s market will be going at this time, so come early and do your shopping before class! Allow time for parking as spaces at the Community Center will be limited. The class is free, but donations to PSM are always happily accepted.
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