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TARWEED SEEDS


Wooden bowl turned on a lathe
Come see us at the Corvallis Farmers Market on October 4th and learn about building with mud!

With the fall equinox around the corner, we see the acorns starting to drop, mushrooms popping up from forest floors, and beloved Oregon rainbows appearing more and more as we celebrate the return of rain (sweet rain!).


This fall marks one of our biggest seasonal lineups of classes to date, and it is so exciting to witness the many registrations coming in, across a variety of classes. There are still spots left in a number of classes and you can read below to see availability.



The Brownsville Times is a small, independent, nonprofit weekly newspaper sharing real local stories that reflect, inform, and uplift our community.
The Brownsville Times is a small, independent, nonprofit weekly newspaper sharing real local stories that reflect, inform, and uplift our community.

"CORVALLIS -- With its fall season underway, Tarweed Folk School still has a variety of September classes open for registration. From Sept. 15–Nov. 3, Kat Edmonds and Nat Stein will guide students through Make a Handcut Dovetailed Bench. This multi-week course focuses on precision woodworking, teaching the timeless skill of cutting dovetail joints by hand to create a functional and beautiful bench."


Keep reading the full article below!


People gathered around a table with plant materials.
Interactive presentation on practices related to Tarweed by Chris Rempel, Cultural Resources Specialist for the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde.

You are invited to the Tarweed Awakening Corvallis! Tarweed is awakening in Corvallis and we are beginning to see it more and more as people are letting it grow. Tarweed is also awakening Corvallis to the conditions of Champinefu. Join us to learn about Tarweed the plant, the person and the place.


The Awakening is free and open to the public. There is no registration, so just show up!



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