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SUMMARY:Garden University: Bird Totem Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Come to this workshop where ceramic artist Heather Skinner will teach you how to build a bird garden totem using a hand-building technique. This is a great class for people that have some experience with ceramic clay. You will be guided each step of the way based on your skill level\, and encouraged to add your own creative flair. You will get to create one bird garden totem which will include: bird topper\, round tube/hexagon tubes\, disc shapes\, ball shapes. (A metal rod will be included as a support for this totem pieces.) *All materials will be provided* \nThe class will be split into two sessions: \n\nClay Building (April 12\, 11am-1pm)\nGlazing (April 19\, 11am-1pm)\n\n__ \nGeneral: $135 | Member: $125 \nClick HERE to Purchase Tickets
URL:https://oregongarden.org/event/8902/
LOCATION:Oregon Garden\, 879 W. Main St.\, Silverton\, OR\, 97381\, United States
CATEGORIES:Garden University
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SUMMARY:Garden University: Sound Baths in the Greenhouse
DESCRIPTION:Little Lotus Ripples is coming to the Garden to guide you through an hour long Sound Bath while being immerse in a unique experience within our Tropical Greenhouse! The Tropical Greenhouse is temperature controlled and stays 72 degrees year round making it an ideal area to be protected from weather\, surrounded by unique plants\, and be entranced by a beautiful Sound Bath. \nNo Materials are required\, just bring yourself. \n__ \nMembers: $40 | General: $45 \nClick HERE to Purchase Tickets \n 
URL:https://oregongarden.org/event/garden-university-sound-baths-in-the-greenhouse/2026-04-19/
LOCATION:Oregon Garden\, 879 W. Main St.\, Silverton\, OR\, 97381\, United States
CATEGORIES:Garden University
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SUMMARY:Right Tools\, Right Place: Combating Invasives & Restoring Oak Habitat
DESCRIPTION:Oregon’s oak habitats are vulnerable. Over time\, invasive plants have spread\, native oak stands have declined and changing conditions have made it harder for oak trees to thrive across the Willamette Valley and beyond.  \nThis one-day training is designed for landowners who want practical\, real-world strategies for restoring Oregon white oak habitat and improving overall forest health. We’ll focus on choosing the right tool for the right place\, whether that includes thinning\, mastication\, prescribed fire\, or other management approaches.  \nParticipants will see a live brush clearing demonstration and take part in a field tour to better understand how mechanical treatments can support oak restoration and long-term habitat management. Your ticket includes refreshments and a sack lunch. \nTarget Audience \n\nForest landowners\nConservation / watershed partners\nForestry professionals\n\nLearning Objectives \nBy the end of this training\, participants will:  \n\nUnderstand the historical role of oak ecosystems in Oregon\nIdentify common invasive species impacting oak habitat\nRecognize the connection between invasive vegetation\, forest health and wildfire risk\nEvaluate when mechanical treatment\, prescribed fire or other tools are appropriate\nLearn from the real-world oak restoration project at The Oregon Garden\nHear directly from a landowner implementing oak restoration practices\nIdentify available technical assistance and cost-share programs \n\nSchedule \n\n8:30am: Check-in\n8:45am: Welcome\n9:00am: Logistics & Overview\n9:15am: History of Oak in Oregon\n9:45am: Common Oak Invasives\n10:15am: Invasives\, Forest Health & Wildfire Risk\n10:45am: Break\n10:55am: Oak Restoration: Fire as a Tool & Other Management Options\n11:30am: Oregon Garden Oak Restoration Project\n12:15pm: Lunch Break\n12:45pm: Brush Removal Demonstration & Field Tour\n2:00pm: Landowner Testimony\n2:30pm: Resources & Cost Shares\n3:30pm: Conclude
URL:https://oregongarden.org/event/oak-workshop/
LOCATION:Oregon Garden\, 879 W. Main St.\, Silverton\, OR\, 97381\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tropical Greenhouse Yoga
DESCRIPTION:Submerge yourself in the beauty of our tropical greenhouse for a unique yoga experience! Join Tsipora Berman in a breathing\, walking\, stretching\, and strengthening exploration in the Oregon Garden\, while staying dry and warm in our greenhouse. Tsipora Berman will guide you through a multi-sensory\, transformative\, interdisciplinary yoga experience that connects Eco-Psychology\, Physics\, Neuroscience\, Biology\, Ecology\, and the Arts\, using a variety of mind/body practices. Learn how you can use curbs\, trees\, stairs\, chairs and benches for yoga. \nNo materials required\, just bring yourself! \n__ \nClick HERE to Purchase \nGeneral: $20 | Member: $15 \nThe purchase of a ticket includes Garden admission; feel free to wander and enjoy the Garden after yoga\, or bring a lunch to enjoy! \n__ \nTsipora Claudia Berman\, M.Ed. ERYT\, RSMET is a 50-year master Holistic Educator\, E-RYT (15\,000+ teaching hours) and Registered Somatic Movement Educator and Therapist (ISMEATA) as well as a science educator for pre-service and in-service teachers\, holding a B.S. in Natural Resources from the University of Michigan\, a M.Ed. Holistic Education from Antioch New England University and certificates in Kripalu Yoga and Yoga Dance\, Reiki\, Breema\, Positional Release Therapy\, Somatic Movement Education and Somatic Movement Therapy\, and Shamanic Healing. Her movement training also includes Body-Mind Centering\, Improvisational Dance\, Contact Improv\, Authentic Movement\, Developmental Movement\, Evolutionary Movement\, 5 Rhythms\, Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy\, Bioenergetics\, Hakomi Methods of Expressive Therapy\, Restorative\, Vinyasa Flow\, Insight Mediation and a wide variety of healing arts and fine arts. Her continued 50-year Interdisciplinary study of Science and Consciousness is integrated into her courses. \n__ \nLearn more about Tsipora on her website\, www.tsiporaswings.com
URL:https://oregongarden.org/event/tropical-greenhouse-yoga-2/2026-04-25/
LOCATION:Oregon Garden\, 879 W. Main St.\, Silverton\, OR\, 97381\, United States
CATEGORIES:Garden University
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SUMMARY:Garden University: Natural Dyes Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Our world is full of all kinds of natural materials that can used as dyes\, including some insects!  Learn about several of these materials that can be found in the forest and at the store\, and also how to prepare them to make your very own fabric dyes! \nAfter our lesson we will get to dye bandanas with a vibrant magenta dye made from cochineal scale\, which has a very fascinating and ancient history behind its use.  \n__ \nMembers: $35 | General: $45 \nClick HERE to Purchase Tickets \n__ \nAbout the instructor: Heather Andrews is a research entomologist at Oregon State University. She works at a university extension office in Aurora where she studies growing practices in orchard crops that minimize their negative impact on the environment while maximizing yield. In her free time she makes jewelry\, draws and also plays the harp.   \n 
URL:https://oregongarden.org/event/garden-university-natural-dyes-workshop-2/
LOCATION:Oregon Garden\, 879 W. Main St.\, Silverton\, OR\, 97381\, United States
CATEGORIES:Garden University
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SUMMARY:Garden University: Ceramic Mushroom Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Come to this workshop where ceramic artist Heather Skinner will teach you to build ceramic mushrooms using a hand-building technique. This is a great class for beginners and beyond. You will be guided each step of the way based on your skill level\, and encouraged to add your own creative flair. You will get to create eight or more mushrooms\, depending on the size. *All materials will be provided* \nThe class will be split into two sessions: \n\nClay Building Mushrooms (April 26th\, 11am-1pm)\nGlazing (May 3rd\, 11am-1pm)\n\n__ \nGeneral: $95 | Member: $85 \nClick HERE to Purchase Tickets \nPurchase of a ticket includes admission into the Garden
URL:https://oregongarden.org/event/garden-university-ceramic-mushroom-workshop/
LOCATION:Oregon Garden\, 879 W. Main St.\, Silverton\, OR\, 97381\, United States
CATEGORIES:Garden University
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SUMMARY:Sunset Sundays
DESCRIPTION:Sunset Sundays at The Oregon Garden\nExperience the magic of golden hour in the Garden. \nJoin us for Sunset Sundays\, an exclusive after-hours series at The Oregon Garden featuring live music\, local flavors\, and breathtaking views. Across four select evenings in 2026\, just 50 guests per night will enjoy an intimate and unforgettable experience surrounded by the natural beauty of the Garden at dusk. \nEach Sunset Sunday will feature: \n\nLive local music to set the perfect mood\nPartner breweries and wineries offering complimentary tastings and beverages for purchase\nDelicious bites from a featured local food vendor or curated charcuterie cart.\nPrivate access to the Garden after hours\, when the pathways glow and the blooms are bathed in sunset light\n\nEvent Dates for 2026:🌿 Sunday\, April 26🌸 Sunday\, May 31🌼 Sunday\, July 26🍂 Sunday\, August 30 \nEvent times will vary slightly with sunset\, typically between 6:30–9:30pm. \nTickets: \n\n$20 for Oregon Garden Members\n$25 for Non-Members\nEach ticket includes one complimentary drink ticket. Additional beverages available for purchase.\n\nTICKETS ON SALE SOON! \nCome unwind\, sip\, and savor the beauty of an Oregon evening in bloom.
URL:https://oregongarden.org/event/sunset-sundays/
LOCATION:Oregon Garden\, 879 W. Main St.\, Silverton\, OR\, 97381\, United States
CATEGORIES:Sunset Sundays
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