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Event
DIY Skincare Workshop: Make Healing Herbal Oils
Conducted by: Tracey Tief of Anarres Natural Health
Date: August 11, Sunday, 10 - 11:30am
Location: Karma Co-op at 739 Palmerston Ave. (on Karma Lane) - either held outdoors at the picnic and cafe tables in good weather or in The Members' Room inside the store in inclement weather.
Tuition: Tuition and Admission for this event are free and you can choose to donate a $10 minimum for materials - goes entirely to Tracey of Anarres Natural Health
Topic: Gathering and gardening herbs are easy and accessible to all. Folk herbalism meets respect for our ultra-local environment! This is a workshop about the plants we find growing around and under us that we can use to make healing remedies for our minds, bodies and spirits. Starring herbs that are easy to gather and to grow, such as calendula, dandelion, comfrey, burdock, plantain, yarrow, clover and more! In this workshop, you will choose from common herbs from the garden or local park and infuse them in local sunflower seed oil to make your own custom healing oil for you and your loved ones.
Open to all ages. Karma Co-op Members as well as the general public are welcome to sign up and attend. This workshop is part of a year-long series of Anarres workshops for 2024, with different topics on the second Sundays of each month.
Reserve your spot and sign up now. Space is limited to 10 participants.
Please wear a mask if we meet indoors so that our workshop is accessible to participants with vulnerabilities.
Note: Tracey will also be conducting a free-to-attend, interactive pop-up "Ask Me Anything... about Herbs for Skincare" after this workshop from noon to 2pm.
Anarres is a local supplier represented across Karmas selection of quality body care products, including essential oils and incense.
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LocationKarma Co-op Food Store (View)
739 Palmerston Ave (on Karma Lane)
Toronto, ON M6G 2R3
Canada
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| Kid Friendly: Yes! |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible
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