Join herbalist Ginger Webb for a gentle walk through East Austin’s Festival Beach Food Forest focusing on the medicinal uses of local plants. The walk will be outside, so please dress accordingly. In the case of inclement weather, check your email the morning of the event for updates. The walk is FREE, but we ask everyone to RSVP here: https://gingerwebb.com/classes/herb-walk-april-14-2019/

Sunday, April 14th, 2019
10 am – 11 am
Meet at the Festival Beach Food Forest (just South of Festival Beach Community Garden)
25 1/2 Waller St, Austin, 78702

You will need to bring:
*Water for hydration
*Notepad and pen

About Ginger:
Ginger Webb is a community herbalist, mother, permaculturist, and wild plant lover. She has owned and operated Texas Medicinals, her herbal medicine making business, since 1999, supplying Central Texas with high quality tinctures, teas, salves, and other herbal remedies. She is the Founder, Director and Primary Instructor of Sacred Journey School of Herbalism, which offers many classes including a 9-month, 200-hour herbalist training program, along with Community Classes, and Kitchen Witchery Classes. Upon request from other mamas in her community, she created herbalist training programs and nature camps for adolescent girls dubbed Little Green Witches. Her intention is not just to train people to become herbalists, but most importantly to help awaken and nurture their innate love for the plants and the earth. Ginger counts many teachers along her herbal path, most notably Michael Moore (1999 SWSBM graduate) and Sage L. Maurer (Gaia School of Healing & Earth Education). She is one of the pillars of the Central Texas herbalist community and may be best known for providing herbal care for midwives and mothers, free community herb walks, and identifying native plants on Facebook at a moment’s notice.