Learn how to work with copper to make one-of-a-kind jewelry. In this class, make a hammered copper ring, a shaped pendant, and a pair of hammered copper earrings with simple tools. Cut, hammer, drill, and polish the pieces. Instructions: Please bring safety glasses and snug work gloves to protect your hands from sharp copper edges. Date: Saturday, May 18 Time: […]

Are you craving that fresh taste of spring only Mother Nature can satisfy? Are you curious about edible plants growing in the Driftless? Join us for a day on the land foraging for spring edibles. We’ll share our experience, get familiar with field guides, learn about foraging safety, discuss how to identify some commonly wildcrafted foods, harvest while we hike, […]

Using the warm, red metal my Bodewadmi (Potawatomi) relatives call “miskwabik” (copper) and basalt hammer stones from the shores of G’chi gamii (Lake Superior), we will hand-forge bowls on wooden stumps. In a process called “sinking”, or hammering on the inside, we will anneal the metal in a wood fire and form our richly colored, beautiful vessels using the power […]

Calling ALL voices! You are invited to come and sing with us! Community Singing is accessible to anyone and everyone. All songs are taught call and response (no need to read music or have previous singing experience). They are simple, yet beautiful when sung together. Some songs are rounds, some have multiple simple parts, and some have simple harmonies. This […]

Calling ALL voices! You are invited to come and sing with us! Community Singing is accessible to anyone and everyone. All songs are taught call and response (no need to read music or have previous singing experience). They are simple, yet beautiful when sung together. Some songs are rounds, some have multiple simple parts, and some have simple harmonies. This […]

Grab your friends! We’re going to elevate your cocktail/mocktail game and unleash our inner mixologist at this Herbal Infused Beverage Workshop. Immerse yourself in the art of mixology as you sip, learn, and grow with us. We will mix up and sample some simple drinks using herbs you can grow yourself. You’ll leave with new recipes, growing tips, and a […]

Are you interested in going off-grid, with batteries and solar panels for power? In this class we will discuss types of batteries and how to connect and maintain them. We'll also introduce other elements necessary for setting up off-grid solar, including rack types, roof mounts, solar panels, charge controllers, off-grid inverters, and wiring. The afternoon includes a tour of several […]

Gardening Workshop: 10 AM – 2 PM Tasting & Pairing Workshop 3 PM – 5 PM Details: Join us on the land for a day of growing together through farming, food, and flavor. Gardening Workshop In the morning session, Farmer Rufus Haucke, of Keewaydin Farms, will teach a workshop on regenerative gardening, sharing his 20 years of organic farming experience, […]

This workshop is for the birds! Birdscaping is more than just gardening. Experience the joy of creating a wildlife-friendly garden that brings you closer to nature and the beauty of birds. Join us for an inspiring workshop where we'll learn how to design gardens that provide food, shelter, water, and nesting sites for birds. Discover the importance of native plants […]

The Fly Fishing #2 Intermediate Class is great for anglers with some experience looking to build their knowledge and skills. Driftless Angler guide, Peter Cozad, will lead this hands-on learning experience and cover a variety of topics including knots, gear, tying flies, casting, and more. So, if you’ve been curious about fly fishing, come out and give it a try […]

This course is certified through the Safety and Woods Working (SAWW) training program and is part of a four-level series designed to increase safety and efficiency of chainsaw use. Prerequisite: Completion of Level 1 training Participants in Level 2 SAWW training will refine and build upon chainsaw proficiency skills learned in Level 1. Participants in Level 2 training will spend […]

The scythe is a wonderfully efficient tool for the farmer, homesteader, and homeowner alike. It can be used for mowing hay, harvesting grains, maintaining hard to cut areas around trees and fences, or even mowing the lawn. Come learn about getting the right scythe blade for your situation, proper snath (handle) fit, sharpening, and mowing technique. Bring your scythe if […]

This traditional Japanese technique of fabric folding and binding makes gorgeous repetitive patterns on fabric and is dyed with Indigo. We will learn a bit about the history and tradition of Shibori and about Indigo dyeing around the world. We will then try some ourselves using clips, tubes, bands and other items to make resists on our fabric for dyeing. […]

We are cyclical beings, part of a sensual, animate world, so let’s come together and celebrate that! Please join writer/storyteller & somatics guide, Tracy Chipman for this emergent in person women’s* writing workshop soaking in the rich landscape of Wisconsin’s Driftless region at Keewaydin Farms. Together we shall inquire into things lost & found, as cyclical and sensual beings. We […]

Let’s gather together in praise for aquifers, rivers, lakes, for rain and the mighty seas. Let’s gather in the sweet twilight at Keewaydin Farm to do what humans have been doing for 20,000 years – to be spellbound by the magic of storytelling, heart to heart. All ages, all welcome. Please bring your deepest listening and your wild imagination. Tracy […]