2019 Classes and Events
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Winter Count February 10-16 2019
Florence Arizona
An annual primitive skills gathering in the Arizona desert that takes place in February. It offers a hands-on interactive learning environment with classes that strive to reconnect people with old ways of making fire, tanning hides, forming metal, weaving baskets, hunting, gathering and much more.
I will be teaching buckskin sewing and holding discussions about the role of ancestral skills in today's world.
Global Bushcraft Symposium June 10-14 2019
Bowden, Alberta Canada
An international gathering to promote bushcraft, survival, and traditional skills instruction through the open exchange of philosophies, pedagogical methods and dissemination of best practices within the industry.
I will be presenting about making your own gear, and the role of mental attitude in survival situations.
Saskatoon Circle June 17-23 2019
Methow Valley, Washington
Saskatoon Circle is week long experience of classes and workshops with skilled instructors to deepen your "hard skills" like friction fire, hide tanning, basket weaving, wildtending, wild foods, herbal medicine, flintknapping, bushcraft, buckskin sewing, and too many others to list
I will be teaching buckskin sewing and likely more as well
Oregon Country Fair July 12-14 2019
Veneta, Oregon
The Oregon Country Fair creates events and experiences that nourish the spirit, explore living artfully and authentically on earth, and transform culture in magical, joyous and healthy ways.
I will be part of Archaelogy Park, where a crew of ancestral skills instructors and archeologists offer presentations and short workshops throughout the fair. I'll be demonstrating hide tanning and joining in the frivolity that is this wonderful wacky festival
Echoes in Time July 21 – 27, 2019
Monmouth, Oregon
A gathering of past and present place based traditions. Echoes in Time is a week long ancestral skills conference held every July in Oregon's Willamette Valley and the Traditional Territory of the Kalapuya, near Monmouth, Oregon. Our mission is to unite people from different demographics, communities, and backgrounds though the sharing of common traditions of place based ancestral living skills.
I will be teaching, topics yet not confirmed
Rabbitstick Rendezvous September 15-21 2019
Rexburg, Idaho
One of the oldest and longest running primitive skills events in the country. Considered by many the grandfather of them all.
I will be teaching, topics not yet confirmed.
Quill Festival October 16 2019
Tiburon, California
I'm excited to be the featured speaker at this Aubodon Society event focused on Bird Language, Climate Change, Togetherness, Bird Tattoos, and more. Come hear tales of my arctic adventure and the ways birds and bird language were a pivotal part of my experience.
https://ca.audubon.org/conservation/quill-festival
Florence Arizona
An annual primitive skills gathering in the Arizona desert that takes place in February. It offers a hands-on interactive learning environment with classes that strive to reconnect people with old ways of making fire, tanning hides, forming metal, weaving baskets, hunting, gathering and much more.
I will be teaching buckskin sewing and holding discussions about the role of ancestral skills in today's world.
Global Bushcraft Symposium June 10-14 2019
Bowden, Alberta Canada
An international gathering to promote bushcraft, survival, and traditional skills instruction through the open exchange of philosophies, pedagogical methods and dissemination of best practices within the industry.
I will be presenting about making your own gear, and the role of mental attitude in survival situations.
Saskatoon Circle June 17-23 2019
Methow Valley, Washington
Saskatoon Circle is week long experience of classes and workshops with skilled instructors to deepen your "hard skills" like friction fire, hide tanning, basket weaving, wildtending, wild foods, herbal medicine, flintknapping, bushcraft, buckskin sewing, and too many others to list
I will be teaching buckskin sewing and likely more as well
Oregon Country Fair July 12-14 2019
Veneta, Oregon
The Oregon Country Fair creates events and experiences that nourish the spirit, explore living artfully and authentically on earth, and transform culture in magical, joyous and healthy ways.
I will be part of Archaelogy Park, where a crew of ancestral skills instructors and archeologists offer presentations and short workshops throughout the fair. I'll be demonstrating hide tanning and joining in the frivolity that is this wonderful wacky festival
Echoes in Time July 21 – 27, 2019
Monmouth, Oregon
A gathering of past and present place based traditions. Echoes in Time is a week long ancestral skills conference held every July in Oregon's Willamette Valley and the Traditional Territory of the Kalapuya, near Monmouth, Oregon. Our mission is to unite people from different demographics, communities, and backgrounds though the sharing of common traditions of place based ancestral living skills.
I will be teaching, topics yet not confirmed
Rabbitstick Rendezvous September 15-21 2019
Rexburg, Idaho
One of the oldest and longest running primitive skills events in the country. Considered by many the grandfather of them all.
I will be teaching, topics not yet confirmed.
Quill Festival October 16 2019
Tiburon, California
I'm excited to be the featured speaker at this Aubodon Society event focused on Bird Language, Climate Change, Togetherness, Bird Tattoos, and more. Come hear tales of my arctic adventure and the ways birds and bird language were a pivotal part of my experience.
https://ca.audubon.org/conservation/quill-festival
