We’re looking forward to another amazing season of learning, tending, gathering and tasting the abundant, endlessly diverse wild edible plants all around us–and to sharing all that with you! Join Andy Gricevich to spend time in beautiful outdoor spaces and meet the tender greens of spring, the flowers and fruits of high summer, the nuts and fungi of fall, and much more.
As things begin to “open up” again, we’re once again offering scheduled foraging walks for groups of up to a dozen people. Our walks are scheduled for three hours, and take place at various locations in and around Madison, Wisconsin. Walks are $50 per participant. Demand is high this year, so sign up soon!
For those who aren’t feeling comfortable being in groups with strangers–or who just didn’t sign up in time–we’re always happy to set up private walks, at the same rate (though we can definitely talk about longer or shorter times). Just write to us at whatgotgathered@gmail.com to talk about scheduling!
2021 Wild Food Wanders
Sign up now by sending $50 per participant via PayPal to whatgotgathered@gmail.com, or Venmo @whatgotgathered (if you sign up via Venmo, please provide your email as well). Be sure to specify which walk you’re signing up for!
Sunday, July 25th, 2:30-5:30 p.m.
meet in the back yard at 3606 Cross St., Madison WI, 53711
Friday, August 20th, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Indian Lake County Park–meet on the lake side of the main parking lot.
Sunday, September 5th, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Lake Farm County Park, 4330 Libby Rd., Madison WI–meet by the observation tower near Shelter One.
Friday, September 17th, 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Lake Farm County Park, 4330 Libby Rd., Madison WI–meet by the observation tower near Shelter One.
Sunday, September 19th, 3-5 p.m.
Collaboration with Wisconsin Food Forests! Meet at the Lansing Food Forest, 299 Starkweather Drive, Madison WI ($35/participant)
Saturday, October 2nd and Saturday, October 9th
“Sharing the Gathering:” a two-part workshop in collaboration with traditional storyteller Coral Conant Gilles. Gathering and processing acorns (and maybe other nuts and other things) in community, with history, culinary talk, and lots of stories! Details & registration found here!
