Workshops & Classes

Pay What You Can to participate, for all of our workshops & classes.

With our Pay What You Can, flexible pricing, we invite you to engage with our classes & workshops with a solidarity mindset. Solidarity means coming together to ensure everyone has access to what they need ~ in this case farming, gardening, and food-related education at a local, organic teaching farm ~ at an affordable price for them.

​Everyone deserves access to healthy food and the knowledge & skills to grow it.
We invite you to consider solidarity in deciding what you will pay today.

Consider paying less if you:

• Spend time worrying about securing the things you need
• Don’t have reliable transportation to fresh food
• Are supporting dependents
• Have significant medical debt or don’t have health insurance

Consider paying retail-value or more to help ensure everyone has access to fresh, local food and the skills to grow it if you:

• Spend little time worrying about securing necessities
• Own your own home
• Have retirement/investment accounts/inheritance
• Have significant discretionary income – travel, dining out
• Have a relatively high degree of earning power (or other privileges you may have associated with race, gender, citizenship status, class background, sexual orientation, gender identity, physical ability)

Donate to pay more in solidarity when you select your classes or on our donate page.

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2026 Workshops & Classes

Fall Equinox Fire Cider Workshop

with Kathleen Rumme & Jena Hood

Hands-On: Sunday, September 20, 2026, 11:30am-1:30pm at EarthDance Organic Farm School

Please join us at the farm on the fall equinox to craft your own fire cider, a farm fresh tonic for use when cold of flu symptoms start, or as a daily preventive.

EarthDance volunteer and herb enthusiast Kathleen Rumme and Lead Farmer & Educator Jena Hood will bring their plant magic wisdom to the EarthDance Pavilion.