Stinging Nettles: Food and Medicine

Stinging nettles are a rich and accessible source of minerals like iron, calcium, magnesium, and potassium. Musqueam educator Kymberlee Stogan will share a wealth of information about nettles’ wide range of uses, including when and how to plant seeds, making nettle and mint tea, and using nettle as a salve.

Seen as an invasive weed to many newbie gardeners, this hands-on workshop will teach you how to identify, harvest, and prepare stinging nettle for various culinary and medicinal purposes. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to connect with nature and expand your knowledge of herbal remedies.

Participants will sample nettle tea and take home a nettle salve.

Pre-register here.

WHAT: 

  • Learn about the benefits and uses of stinging nettle
  • See demonstrations on how to start nettle seeds and prepare your own healing skin salves
  • Take home recipes and resources

WHEN: October 19, 1:30pm to 3:00pm

WHERE: Fraser River Discovery Centre 

COST: Pre-registration is required and is discounted for members.

  • Early Bird (until October 4th) – $15.00
  • Regular (after October 4th) – $20.00
  • Student (Student ID Required), Senior (65 and older), or Member – $15.00

Full Moon Sound Bath

Sound healing is proven to reduce stress, improve sleep, and facilitate emotional release. Join us as we harness the power of the full moon and sound along the beautiful Fraser River. We’ll guide your intention setting and help you release what no longer serves you.

Sound baths use vibration to induce a meditative state of deep relaxation. Quartz singing bowls produce pure tones that resonate deeply within the body, supporting chakra balancing and energy healing.

This workshop is led by Laura O’Reilly from Yoga at the Quay. Laura’s mission is to make traditional yoga accessible for everyone.

Register here.

WHAT: 

  • Join us for sound healing
  • Guided full moon meditation with sound bath
  • Intention setting to support your goals

WHEN: November 15, 7:00pm to 8:30pm

WHERE: Fraser River Discovery Centre 

COST: Pre-registration is required.

  • $40.00 per person