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MIDDAY FIRE WORKSHOP — hands-on
Thu, May 28, 7:00 PMTo attend and for exact location, register [HERE](https://www.schoolofself-reliance.com/event/lunchtime-plant-id-walk-with-soup-and-fire-making/) May 28 @ 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm $30.00 – $45.00 Thursday, May 28, Noon. LUNCHTIME FIRE WORKSHOP SURVIVAL, BUSHCRAFT, SELF-RELIANCE! Primitive skills are very popular, and the ability to make fire without matches is at the top of the list. We will practice a few of the primitive methods of fire-starting methods, and you will learn some of the secrets that come from years of experience. You will get to practice the bow drill, the hand drill, flint and steel, and the fire piston. We will also go for a short walk (if time) so you can see the types of woods that are best for making fire, and the tinders that are best for getting your fire to light. And enjoyable gathering. Bring a bowl and water. And yes, you will learn about a few wild plants at this class as well. Location sent when you register — most likely Hahamongna.

Craft Night at Burden of Proof
Wed, Jun 3, 1:00 AMOur second craft night at burden of proof! Bring a project, grab something delicious to sip, and come make with us. Knit, mend, stitch, sketch, or whatever’s in your hands is welcome. Easy, social, and just a little cozy around the table.

FORAGING WALKABOUT: WILD FOOD & USEFUL PLANTS
Sat, May 30, 5:00 PM# FORAGING WALKABOUT: WILD FOOD & USEFUL PLANTS, with Focus on FIRE and WEAVING plants May 30 @ 10:00 am - 2:00 pm $45.00 – $65.00 To attend and for exact location, register HERE We will explore a watershed area, seeing native and introduced plants. Our focus today will be to learn about those plants that are used for food, making fire, and weaving. You will learn about various edible plants, and medicinal plants. And while we might collect some greens used to make soup, we want you to see the plants that will be used to make primitive fire. And if you’re interested in basketry, you will see the traditional plants used for cordage and weaving. On our walk, you will learn how to identify these plants, and learn how to properly harvest. Join us for an insightful walk into a wild area, and learn about useful plants. Back at the tables, we will show how to make the parts of a fire kit, and you will get a chance to try it yourself. And we will also demonstrate simple basketry techniques as well.

Off the HOOK! Crochet Club! & Crafts Too!!
Sat, Jun 6, 5:00 PMOff the HOOK Crochet Club and Crafts Too! is an inviting community for crochet enthusiasts and craft lovers alike. We meet the 1st Saturday of each month at various locations! Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or a curious beginner, this club offers a welcoming space to explore the art of crochet and a variety of other crafts. Members can enjoy learning new techniques, sharing patterns, and showcasing their completed projects in a supportive environment. The club also hosts workshops, craft fairs, and social gatherings, fostering a sense of camaraderie and creativity. Joining Off the HOOK means becoming part of a vibrant community where you can unwind, create, and connect with fellow crafters who share your passion. **June meetup will be held at Starbucks in the Downey Landing. Corner of Lakewood and Stewart and Gray in Downey!**

WILD FOODS: TRADITIONAL ACORN PROCESSING
Sat, Jun 6, 5:00 PMTo attend and for exact location, Register [HERE](https://www.schoolofself-reliance.com/event/wild-food-cooking-workshop-focus-on-acorn-processing/) **TRADITIONAL ACORN PROCESSING** This Session is a complete lesson on the historical value of the ACORN in west coast native societies, along with some nutritional information. You will then go through the entire process of turning the raw acorn into a delicious food. You’ll shell, grind, leach, test, leach some more, and blend with a few other ingredients to make acorn food products. If you didn’t already know this, ACORNS are a Super-Food, not simply squirrel food. They contain all the amino acids! Native Americans of the Americas understood this and regularly processed and consumed acorn products. In fact, acorns have been used for food by many cultures the world over. They are still commonly used in Korean dishes. In the U.S., the use of the acorn is experiencing a revival. We will also prepare a few other wild food dishes, depending on what is in season. There will be minimal walking today, but still bring your field notebook. This can apply to an Ethno-botany certificate. Location sent upon registration. $65 ($45 for students and seniors)

CRASH Space Weekly Meeting
Wed, May 27, 3:00 AMEvery week, we come together to talk about what we're working on, what we've done recently, and what we have planned. If you've never been to CRASH Space before, this is a great time to come over, meet people, and see the space! If you have a project you're working on, feel free to bring it for show and tell. \-\-\-\-\-\- CRASH Space is a non-profit organization located in Los Angeles and run by volunteers. We are a collection of artists, hackers, programmers, builders, and makers. Our members use the space to work on their projects, share ideas, and help each other create whatever they envision. Learn more at [https://blog.crashspace.org](https://blog.crashspace.org/)
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