Crafting Herbal Medicine Together:
A Live Gathering with Rosemary Gladstar & The Science & Art of Herbalism
Join us for a special live event, where the heart of herbalism beats in community. Guided by the wisdom of Rosemary Gladstar and the shared knowledge of The Science & Art of Herbalism, this gathering is a celebration of the plants that nourish, heal, and connect us.
Together, we’ll explore the generosity of everyday herbs—like onions and garlic—learning to work with them in reciprocity, transforming simple ingredients into potent remedies for ourselves and our loved ones. Whether you're beginning your journey or deepening your practice, this is an invitation to learn, share, and grow with a community rooted in the love of herbal medicine.
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Meet Your Teacher
Rosemary Gladstar
Author, Activist & Co-Founder of Many Magical Things!
I grew up on a small dairy farm in Sonoma County, surrounded by the lush greenery of meadows and hills—a true plant paradise. My dear grandmother, Mary Egitkhanoff, lived nearby, and she knew her plants inside and out. She used to tell us that it was her belief in God and her deep knowledge of plants that saved her life—a lesson she meant in every sense, as she and my grandfather were survivors of the Armenian genocide. It was her sacred duty, as she saw it, to teach us about God…and plants. And that wisdom, especially about the plants, has stayed with me ever since.
I never knew then that I would be called into the service of the green. But as a young woman, during a long, liberating horseback journey from my parents’ backyard to the Trinity Alps, the plants began to speak to me. Riding every day, cooking wild greens on a tiny pan, and savoring nature’s simple bounty made me feel more alive than ever. When I returned home that fall, I knew I was meant to give back to the earth. In 1972, with the help of some great friends, and especially Drake Sadler, I opened Rosemary’s Garden, a little apothecary in the back of the Guerneville Natural Food store.
