Come do some hands-on learning in a former driveway, past a compost pile, and a future pumpkin patch. (plus current compost pile)

Please rsvp, dates/times TBD

Guest Lecture: Compost 101 at USF

Get in touch for a compost/worm session!

Spring Solstice Event at Urban Farm Oasis, March 21st

Composter in Residence at Urban Farm Oasis.
I’ll be on site for compost office hours and workshops. Bring your questions, your compost problems, or just come talk trash.
Workshops:

DIY Worm Hotel building

(Mostly) Skipping the Green Bin

Worms, the Humble Ferrymen (and Voracious Eaters)

Rest season + Winter Solstice Event

Open to the public!

A participatory compost ritual at 465 Collective Gallery @ 465 South Van Ness, San Francisco.

Through writing, offering, touch, taste, smell and whispers visitors will help build a living compost pile and read from The Book of Compost: Whisper into the Future, II—a collective act of renewal and queer imagination.
Open to the public, October 19, 2–4 PM at 465 Collective.

Part of the kickoff walking-tour of The Lab’s first year of programming around the compost pile.

Friday 6-7:30, Oct 17th, must sign up via The Lab, space limited

“Had I gone too far…” A wormy story about compost community and culture presented at Berkeley’s Freight & Salvage to an audience of 500 people.

Closed event.

Want me to host a Worm Choir for your class or event? Get in touch!

Sept 28th, 10-11 ish @ private El Cerrito Garden
A Sunday morning reset: little hands meet wiggly worms while grown-ups sip hot coffee. Low-key, hands-on, and a fun way to meet neighbors in El Cerrito. Please rsvp for address & introduce yourself.

Sept 20th, 11-2pm @ Urban Farm Oasis

Build your own free mini worm hotel, worms included! Other give-aways and sensory fun. Many other family farm-friendly activities, too!

Feeling disconnected? Swap doomscrolling for dirt-sniffing. Let a worm explain the secrets of the universe (or at least decomposition). Looking for a no-cost nervous system reset? Get your hands in living soil, inhale that microbial perfume, and remember you’re part of a much slower, older story.ion goes here