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Open House and Tours
Coming by one of our sites for a tour or open house is a great way to learn about and experience the kind of education we offer. We regularly hold Open House at Commonweal Garden, and occasionally offer scheduled tours of the Permaculture Institute of Northern California (PINC) site in Pt Reyes. Both sites are private residences and therefore we ask you to come only during scheduled events. If you would like to schedule a private tour, overnight event, or special training for a special group, please contact us .
Open House: Regenerative Design & Nature Awareness Program
Jun 2 2009 08:30
Jun 2 2009 17:00
US/Alaska
RDNA Open House
If you're interested in finding out more about the Regenerative Design & Nature Awareness (RDNA) Program , join us for a RDNA Open House. The day is designed with opportunities to speak with students and faculty, tour Commonweal Garden and engage with the RDNA activities throughout the day.
Offered: Tuesday, June 2
Location: Commonweal Garden, Bolinas
How to Register:
To register please email your name, email address and phone number here or call 415-868-9681. Upon registration, we will send you more details with directions and what to bring.
Open House at Commonweal Garden
Jul 26 2009 13:00
Jul 26 2009 16:00
US/Alaska
NEXT OFFERED: Sunday, July 26, from 1 - 4pm
LOCATION: Commonweal Garden in Bolinas
COST: $10 per person, kids free. Fee waived for those who are unable to pay.
Here's a great opportunity if you've been interested in visiting Commonweal Garden and learning more about Permaculture.
James Stark will educate and inspire as he takes you through our 17-acre farm nestled on the edge of Pt Reyes National Park. He will guide you through features like our on-contour production garden, cob constructions, chickens and goats, heirloom orchard, grey water systems, passive solar camp showers, production greenhouse, yurt classroom, and more.
As you tour these features, James will highlight how permaculture principals can be applied in your own life to create sustainable and regenerative home and community environments.
