Sculptor Michael Velling recently presented a lecture on “Sand Sculpting” as part of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute’s Munch & Learn at Yavapai College.
A dentist by profession, Velling said he began sculpting sand in 1989 as...
Ken Zoll, executive director emeritus of the Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum, recently gave a presentation to a capacity crowd at the Sedona Public Library titled “Ancient Verde Valley Family Life: The Sinagua at the...
Rob Estrada, the Verde Valley Archaeology Center’s ethnobotanist, led visitors throughout the center’s Native American Heritage Pathway and Garden on Saturday, July 1.
Estrada and...
Gardens for Humanity presented a vermiculture workshop, Worm Wrangling 101, at the Camp Verde Community Library on Wednesday, May 31.
Ataiyo Viafora of Gardens for...
The Verde Thumbs, a Verde Valley gardening club, celebrated its 14th birthday on April 15 with a meeting discussing spring gardening and sweet potatoes.
Founded...
Rancho Almasomos in Cornville is attempting to become Arizona’s first certified biodynamic farm. Kat Massey purchased the farm’s 131 acres in 2021.
Massey had previously...
The Verde Thumbs garden club brings together a large community of garden lovers every month at the Cottonwood Public Library. This month’s meeting on...
