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:
Consider paying retail-value or more to help ensure everyone has access to fresh, local food and the skills to grow it if you:
Donate to pay more in solidarity when you select your classes or on our donate page.

with Rachel Levi & Jena Hood
Hands-On: Saturday, June 20th, 2026, 11:30am-1:30pm at EarthDance Organic Farm School
Make the most of summer’s early bounty by joining Jena & Rachel for this on-farm, hands-on workshop!
Learn how to make your own delicious, probiotic veggie snacks, along with some tips, tricks, and health benefits of fermented foods. Snack on prepared samples and make your own farm-fresh kraut or Cortido to take home with you.

with Coaches Jena Hood & Dani Fuhrman
Hands-On: Saturday, August 29, 2026, 9-11am at EarthDance Organic Farm School
As we head into the home stretch for summer growing, it’s time to set your garden up for a winning year ahead. Join EarthDance coaches Jena Hood and Dani Fuhrman at the farm for simple, practical guidance on tending your raised bed or in-ground garden in the fall for future abundance.
This in-person class will cover:
Whether you’re letting your garden (and yourself!) rest or playing through the offseason with winter-hardy crops, you’ll leave with seasonal strategies to tend to your soil so your garden comes back even stronger next season.

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.