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Meeting Time: Noon - 1pm. Join us on  Feb.15 and March 1, Noon - 1pm, around the Wood Stove at Harlequin's Gardens for a lively discussion about  how to orient our lives around gratitude, reciprocity, and community, based on the lessons of the natural world. As the Indigenous scientist and author of Braiding Sweetgrass explains, “Serviceberries show us another model, one based upon reciprocity, where wealth comes from the quality of your relationships, not from the illusion of self-sufficiency.” Cost:  $35 for both sessions, plus book purchase. Zoom accomodations for weather. Members receive 25% off the cost of the book (refunded at the counter on meeting days. We may make zoom accommodations in the event of bad weather. Please note, reading group registration closes on Friday, January 24th at 4pm. Group size limited to 15. Sue Salinger will facilitate this reading group.  Sue is a Harlequin's Gardens staffer, with an MFA in literature and writing from Naropa University. Sue is a Colorado trained master gardener and has managed urban farms and community gardens for the past decade.

Class Time: 1-2:30 . Join us  to learn what permaculture is all about, meet members of the Boulder Permaculture Design teaching team, and ask any course questions you might have. Come and connect with the permaculture community!  Amy Scanes-Wolfe is an instructor with Boulder Permaculture, Director of Research & Community Outreach for Drylands Agroecology Research, and permaculture homesteader.  

Class Time: 10AM - 11:30 Dig into the world of veggie gardening! In this entry-level workshop, we'll demystify the science and art of planning and prepping your own abundant garden. Bring a picture of your garden for advice! We'll look at the basics of soil and soil prep, water and irrigation, sun,  and seed selection, starting, transplanting and spacing! For beginners and folks looking for a pre-season refresher! This is a hands-on workshop, so dress accordingly!