October 12, 2025 | 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
With Rachel Allai
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New for 2025!
Join guest presenter Rachel Allai, musician and teacher for this 4-part, seasonally inspired 2-hour workshop. The ogham is Europe's first and most ancient written language. Known as the celtic alphabet of trees, the original script had 20 characters written vertically - each representing a sacred plant of the forest.
For our autumn walk, we will be exploring the forest through the lens of this sacred relationship. Part-meditation, part-history, part-biology and part-art, we will spend 2 hours with the changing Autumn forest surrounding Wild Ivy Herb Farm. Our intention is simple-- to learn to listen, connect and then create a work of art. Supplies (paper, inks and brushes) will be provided.
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This is part of a four-part series, each highlighting a season. Each Forest Walk is $35, but if you would like to register for all 4, we will discount the rate to $125. Please note your interest in the discounted rate for all 4 Forest Walks in the Registration Form, and Wild Ivy Herb Farm will register you via email.
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Guest Presenter Bio:
Rachel Allai is a mom, musician, speaker, and visionary that lives along the Burroughs Creek on the ancestral lands of the Kaw, Osage and Shawnee peoples in Lawrence, Kansas. Over the past 15 years, she has taught nature education in a number of formal and informal settings. Currently, she moms full-time, plays the fiddle with Signal Ridge and Weda Skirts, and apprentices with Lori Trojan of Wild Ivy Herb Farm. She holds a bachelors of science degree in wildlife biology from Baker University and is thrilled to be teaching again!
October 12, 2025 | 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
With Rachel Allai
⎯
New for 2025!
Join guest presenter Rachel Allai, musician and teacher for this 4-part, seasonally inspired 2-hour workshop. The ogham is Europe's first and most ancient written language. Known as the celtic alphabet of trees, the original script had 20 characters written vertically - each representing a sacred plant of the forest.
For our autumn walk, we will be exploring the forest through the lens of this sacred relationship. Part-meditation, part-history, part-biology and part-art, we will spend 2 hours with the changing Autumn forest surrounding Wild Ivy Herb Farm. Our intention is simple-- to learn to listen, connect and then create a work of art. Supplies (paper, inks and brushes) will be provided.
⎯
This is part of a four-part series, each highlighting a season. Each Forest Walk is $35, but if you would like to register for all 4, we will discount the rate to $125. Please note your interest in the discounted rate for all 4 Forest Walks in the Registration Form, and Wild Ivy Herb Farm will register you via email.
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Guest Presenter Bio:
Rachel Allai is a mom, musician, speaker, and visionary that lives along the Burroughs Creek on the ancestral lands of the Kaw, Osage and Shawnee peoples in Lawrence, Kansas. Over the past 15 years, she has taught nature education in a number of formal and informal settings. Currently, she moms full-time, plays the fiddle with Signal Ridge and Weda Skirts, and apprentices with Lori Trojan of Wild Ivy Herb Farm. She holds a bachelors of science degree in wildlife biology from Baker University and is thrilled to be teaching again!
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