A one-day workshop for people wanting to start beekeeping. You will be given all the basic knowledge to get started in beekeeping. Sessions will include basic bee biology, equipment needed to get started, how to get your bees, terminology, and the care of a colony of bees through the first year.
New to gardening? Not sure what to grow or when to start? Winter is the perfect time to start planning your spring & summer garden and Urban Roots has you covered! In this workshop we'll dive into the basics of planning out your garden, paying special attention to seed selection, soil health, and which plants […]
Whether you have a full backyard or an apartment balcony, growing your own seedlings for fresh herbs, fruits, or vegetables can be fun and "dirt cheap"! In this workshop Urban Roots will share the basics of starting spring and summer seedlings indoors including materials needed, correct temperature, planning and watering. One lucky Dead Plant Society […]
Estelle J. Kelsey Foundation Hands ON! Second Saturdays offers monthly free admission, hands-on art activities, storytelling, docent-guided tours, live performances, and community collaborations. “Art Expeditions” provides children the opportunity to engage with Museum staff and take a closer look at current work on view. New exhibitions, community collaborations, guest performances and monthly themes rotate in […]
Michael Janik will discuss fruit tree needs during all seasons in northern Nevada, including soil, chill hours, watering and pest control. He will list suggested fruit varieties he has grown and varieties he is growing now to determine suitability for our climate.
Melody Hefner will share knowledge on management of a variety of local vertebrate pests, including mice, ground squirrels, rabbits and more. Learn strategies to control these pests and prevent future infestations.
Learn the nutritional value of different recipes to stay healthy and how to cook meals that are senior-friendly, healthy, and nutritious.
Learn the nutritional value of different recipes to stay healthy and how to cook meals that are senior-friendly, healthy, and nutritious.
Liz Morrow will introduce ideas and methods for gardening in small spaces to enable gardeners to enjoy a variety of plants, both edible or ornamental, whether living in a condominium or apartment, traveling in an RV, or living in other spaces with limited growing areas.
Anna Anderson and Leslie Edgington will discuss shade plants, some of which are the first to break through the soil in late winter and early spring, and then continue to grow and bloom until the first hard freeze. They will also discuss the plant blooms, which attract pollinators and hummingbirds.
Estelle J. Kelsey Foundation Hands ON! Second Saturdays offers monthly free admission, hands-on art activities, storytelling, docent-guided tours, live performances, and community collaborations. “Art Expeditions” provides children the opportunity to engage with Museum staff and take a closer look at current work on view. New exhibitions, community collaborations, guest performances and monthly themes rotate in […]
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