Upcoming Events

ByJeremy Collison

Main Event Calendar Here

Here is a quick overview of some upcoming events. I will host weekly events on Wednesday evenings @ 7pm. I typically post details a few days in advance. I may post 1-2 more for February  but we’re in a quieter part of the year so I will probably be more focused on cultivation and genetic sequencing through March

Jan 27 @ 7pm – The biology of fungi
Feb 4 @ 7pm – Intro to PNW Mushrooms
Feb 30th @ 7pm – Morels

If you have ideas for future topics please send me a note. I love to talk about the things I find interesting but I am open to suggestions.

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