Exploring the Mycoverse is a fungi-focused community education group founded by Aaron Tupac. The Mycoverse meets regularly to intentionally cultivate community and discuss how fungi can remind us of our interconnectedness.
Events in this collection
Exploring the Mycoverse: Thinking with Local Waters with jane tsong
Mon 12 Oct, 19:00
Free
Mycoverse: Movie Night – Healing, Regeneration & Mushrooms (Rescheduled)
Mon 26 Oct, 19:00
Free
Exploring the Mycoverse: When the Forest Breathes Book Discussion
Mon 28 Sept, 19:00
Free
Exploring the Mycoverse: Movie Night – Healing, Regeneration & Mushrooms
Mon 21 Sept, 19:00
Free
Exploring the Mycoverse: 12 Principles of Rot + Regenerative Thinking
Mon 24 Aug, 19:00
Free
Exploring the Mycoverse: 10 Ideas for Earthly Flourishing
Mon 10 Aug, 19:00
Free
Mycoverse: A World Appears Book Discussion
Mon 27 Jul, 18:00
Free
Five Years of Exploring the Mycoverse: Potluck and Celebration
Mon 13 Jul, 18:00
Free
Mycoverse: Is a River Alive?
Mon 22 Jun, 19:00
Free
Mycoverse: Imagining a Queer Mycology with the Third F Manual
Mon 8 Jun, 18:00
Free
Mycoverse: Let's Become Fungal! - Fungal Teachings Discussion
Mon 25 May, 19:00
Free
Mycoverse: Forest Euphoria – Queerness of Nature As Antidote to Loneliness
Mon 1 Dec, 19:00
Free
Mycoverse: Screening of Seeing Fungi & Microcosmos
Mon 24 Nov, 19:00
Free
Mycoverse: Forest Euphoria – The Abounding Queerness of Nature
Mon 13 Oct, 19:00
Free
Mycoverse: Mushroom Embroidery Workshop with Shagoh of Folk Lounge
Mon 16 Jun, 19:00
Free
Mycoverse: The Light Eaters- Plant Neurobiology
Mon 9 Jun, 19:00
Free
Mycoverse: A Renewed Story About the Living World – Bioneers Discussion
Mon 26 May, 19:00
Free
Mycoverse: Disaster MycoPsychology – Weaving a Web of Resilience
Wed 23 Apr, 19:00
Free
Mycoverse: Potluck & UV Walk - Listening to the More Than Human World
Mon 14 Apr, 19:00
Free
Mycoverse: Aaron Tupac in Conversation with Yasmine Ostendorf-Rodríguez
Arlington Garden is a climate-appropriate habitat garden, offering learning, inspiration, and enjoyment for all. Our mission is to engage, educate and demonstrate how a climate appropriate garden can be both beautiful and easy to maintain while incorporating the goals of water conservation and environmental sustainability. We offer inspirational beauty where people can experience a healthier, more responsible living dedicated to promoting sustainable land use and appreciation of habitat for birds, bees, and butterflies.Built by community members in collaboration with the City of Pasadena, we are not a municipal park but rather a free, non-profit garden made possible through the work of many dedicated volunteers. We believe that volunteering should be extremely easy to do and welcoming to everyone, so we do not require volunteer applications, prior experience, or a minimum number of volunteer hours. Everyone is warmly invited to participate whenever you have the time! Any proceeds from our weekend tutorials and paid workshops goes back to support the garden.