Kitchen herbalism + autumn cordials

Locust Light Farm

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Happy fall, herby friend.

I'm sipping chai and stressing about the impending frost -- will we get the lemongrass harvested? Why did we fail to plant the parsley somewhere that we can hoop it? Why have I not harvested raspberry leaf yet? So, the usual I suppose. There's always something to fret about.

I'm excited to gather for my upcoming classes (below) -- especially for my Herbal Potions class in two weeks. If the weather is nice, we'll be outside, connecting with the seasonal energy and ourselves (of course).

I'm currently contemplating my 2027 offerings. If you have ideas and desires, let me know!

with spices and layers of scarves (I'm pretending it's colder than it is),

Amanda

At Bucks County Community College (Newtown Campus)

​Kitchen Herbalism​

Learn to incorporate herbs into your everyday cooking and wellness routines! We’ll explore the medicinal qualities of common kitchen herbs and discover simple ways to use them at home.

Each participant will make an herb-infused oil and vinegar to take home, along with recipes and inspiration for herbal cooking.

Wednesday, October 14th, 6:00-8:00pm

Price: $64

​Herbal Spa​

Join us for a relaxing evening of herbal self-care. In this hands-on class, we'll explore herbs traditionally used to calm the nervous system and support rest while enjoying tea and an herbal facial steam. Each participant will create either an herbal sugar scrub or bath salts to take home for future rituals of care.

Wednesday, November 11th, 6:00-8:00pm

Price: $64

At Grounds for Sculpture

​Herbal Potions​

Join us for a cozy and inspiring afternoon celebrating the flavors, traditions, and natural beauty of late autumn. This immersive seasonal experience invites participants to slow down, reconnect with nature, and explore the plants and botanical ingredients that capture the essence of the harvest season.

Through guided reflection and seasonal plant exploration, you’ll discover the scents, flavors, and stories associated with this time of year. You’ll then get hands-on with herbal crafting to create your own custom botanical cordial, thoughtfully inspired by the warmth and abundance of late autumn.

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Whether you’re new to herbal crafting or simply looking for a meaningful way to spend an autumn afternoon, this workshop offers an opportunity to learn, create, and connect in a welcoming setting. Weather permitting, portions of the workshop may be held outdoors, allowing participants to experience the seasonal landscape firsthand.

Admission to Grounds For Sculpture is included with registration.

Saturday, October 24th, 10:30am-12:00pm

Price: $40 Members, $55 General

​Herbal Salves​

Celebrate the transition into autumn by learning the art of crafting therapeutic herbal salves using natural ingredients such as infused oils, beeswax, and botanical extracts. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll explore the foundations of this traditional herbal practice while creating your own custom salve to take home.

Discover how herbal ingredients can be thoughtfully combined to create soothing, skin-supportive remedies that encourage everyday self-care.

Admission to Grounds For Sculpture is included, so you’re welcome to enjoy the grounds before or after the workshop and experience the beauty of the season.

Saturday, November 14th, 10:30am-12:00pm

Price: $40 Members, $55 General


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Herbalism for your real life.

Herbs can make your life better. I can show you how. I teach herbalism to beginner and intermediate herbalists, both online and in my classroom in Stockton, NJ. I'm also the Herbal Pharmacy teacher at David Winston’s Center for Herbal Studies, where I teach clinical herbalism students to make medicinally potent preparations. I emphasize deliciousness in herbal preparations and only measure ingredients when I absolutely have to. I love crosswords, cozy mysteries, and searching for gnomes in the mossy crevices along the nearby creek.