Events

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If you would like to represent the Weston A. Price Foundation at a fair, conference or show, please contact us at (202) 363-4394.

September 19
Ephrata, PA

Exciting News ALLAN SAVORY coming to Lancaster County

Wednesday September 19th, 2018 at the Martindale Reception Center,

352 Martindale Rd., Ephrata, Pa. 17522 Time: 8 am to 4 pm

Pre-registration until Sept. 10th – $75.00, mail check to Lancaster Graziers, 1142 Gap Road, Kinzers. Pa. 17535 (pls include phone number) walk-in $125.00

All organic meal served at lunch

For more info text Roman Stoltzfus at 717 278 1070

September 26
Mequon, WI

Join us for our first meeting of the 2018-19 season! Learn the teachings of Dr. Weston Price on how our ancestors ate, and how they prepared foods to nourish their bodies. From his writings, we learn how they enjoyed perfect health.

We will have a few local farmers there to talk about their practices and sell their organic products!

Mequon United Methodist Church
11011 N Oriole Lane
Mequon, WI 53092

Susan Wichman, Bernie Rosen and Laurie Meyer
Questions? email us at wapfozwash@gmail.com

October 6
Public Forum on Marijuana

Saturday, October 6 from 4pm to 6pm. The venue will be the Rutgers University Conference Center in New Brunswick NJ, which is about 20 minutes north of Princeton

Dr. Apple will be presenting and a few of our other doctors will be giving short case presentations about treating patients who use marijuana

October 6-8
Almond, WI

Mycelium Mysteries: Women’s Mushroom Retreat

Offered by: Midwest Women’s HerbalA unique women’s mushroom retreat – with workshops on wild mushroom gathering and identification, fungal ecology, mushroom medicine & nutrition, ethnomycology, women’s roles in the history of fungi and more – held at Camp Helen Brachman in Almond, Wisconsin.

Phone: (920) 452-4372
E-mail: herbwomen@gmail.com (link sends e-mail)
For more information, visit: http://www.midwestwomensherbal.com/mushrooms

October 19-21
Santa Cruz, California

Seasonal Eating to Thrive Retreat

Seasonal Eating to Thrive Retreat is a quarterly cooking retreat that coincides with nature’s seasons. We combine the knowledge of seasonal foods with the traditional cooking and preserving techniques and principles of the WAPF giving us a roadmap for the season. Our focus will be Fall, the season of harvest, traditions and celebrations.

We welcome seasoned WAPF cooks and those that are just learning.

Retreat includes:

Two nights and exclusive use of a private home overlooking the entire Monterey Bay on a three acre garden property with chickens and bees.

Private and shared rooms plus commuter options.

Three cooking class including a complete WAPF style Thanksgiving dinner.

All meals – Friday dinner through Sunday brunch prepared by you with Barbie.

Lectures, discussions and planning time to make lifestyle changes manageable.

A honey lesson and tasting by a local apiarist.

A binder with your plan, cooking and health related tips, tools, and LOTS of recipes.

Strategies and a plan for holiday entertaining.

An intimate group of like minded people with a shared goal.

Speakers:

Barbie Aknin, chef and owner Community Cuisine, San Jose

Cheryl Buck, WAPF educator and GAPS practitioner

Lorraine Jacobs, apiarist

For more information and to register visit: http://www.communitycuisine.com

November 16-18
Baltimore, MD

Wise Traditions 2018 International Conference at the Hilton Baltimore in Baltimore. Featuring Natasha Campbell-McBride, MD, Tom Cowan, MD, Sally Fallon Morell, and more. For details see http://conferences.westonaprice.org/