From the Sustainable Food Center - Come see how much fun it can be to spice up your menus while still keeping things light, fresh and healthy. Join Tye Lewis, owner of Tye Cooks Austin, in The Happy Kitchen to learn about the flavors and techniques...
From the Austin Habitat for Humanity ReStore - The dog days of summer may almost be over, but for the ReStore they haven't yet kicked off! We had so much fun last year, we couldn't wait to throw another Doggie Day this year. We're partnering...
From TreeHouse - Fall rains are coming, so it's the perfect time to get educated on the benefits of rainwater harvesting! Our in-house rainwater collection expert, Keenan Barrett, will be on hand to discuss rainwater harvesting systems and answer your questions about rainwater system installation and...
From Brite Ideas - Free Class from Brite Ideas: Kombucha and Kimchi Learn how to make healthy and flavorful fermented foods at home and take advantage of your garden's bounty. Fermented foods give you variety and compact, long-term storage for so many of the things...
The organization Community Not Commodity is hosting a discussion on preventing gentrification in Austin's Eastern Crescent and the displacement of its longtime residents. Childcare, food, and translation services will be provided. Panelists will include: Alberta Phillips, moderator Editorialist and columnist, Austin American-Statesman Dr. Jane Rivera...
From the Sustainable Food Center - Cooking is so much easier when you know how to handle a knife. In this class, Chef Andrew Dorsey will show you how to slice, dice, chop and chiffonade like a pro. You’ll go home with a ready-to-use vegetable...
From the Save Barton Creek Association - September's Creek Crew Happy Hour features a research group from St. Edward's University composed of Kristen Meisner, Chris Enders, and Winfred Mudong. "We are a group from St. Edward's University completing our Professional Science Master's degrees in Environmental...
Tuesday, September 12th at 10am - Linda Wall teaches us all about “Basic Seed-Saving for the Vegetable Gardener.” Gardeners and farmers have been saving seeds and doing their own plant breeding long before we had commercial seed companies. When we correctly save our own home...
From the Austin Habitat for Humanity ReStore - Missed our Lighting 101 class the first time around? Our lighting expert is here to host another workshop! Join us as she walks you through ways to hang, rewire, and redesign your light fixtures. She'll also help...
From the Austin Parks Foundation - HEAT is a face-paced high intensity interval training class that builds muscles, improves cardiovascular fitness, and leaves you sweaty, but satisfied. Classes are held every Tuesday from 6:30pm-7:30pm starting 9/12. Mixed fitness classes are held at parks and recreation...
