Saturday 2/11/2012 Linda Nash-Stevenson will be at the Tampa Bay Birth Expo 10am-2pm
Largo Cultural Center

Bring your family and friends to this wonderful day of education, fun, awareness, and celebration of community!

The expo will have amazing vendors offering the types of products and services you are looking for. This one of a kind event in our area is specific to the needs of natural minded families!

Expo vendors include, midwives, doulas, educators, retail stores, photographers, and more!

Come spend a day playing at the newly remodeled Largo Central Park playground, See our vendors, dance to the music at the expo and make new friends!

Saturday 3/3/ 2012 Palm Harbor Family Planning Center. This is also being considered for new business as a location for Florida Herb Society to have a table and share our information with interested persons.

Weekend March 23-25, 2012 Florida Herbal Conference At the Ocala National Forest
The inaugural Florida Herbal Conference features over 30 workshops for all levels of interest and experience.
Workshops focus on bioregional, earth-centered herbalism, with topics including clinical herbalism, herbal crafts, medicine making, plant identification walks and many hands-on demonstrations. The weekend also includes amazing evening music, a dynamic herbal marketplace, herbal activities during free time, guided movement activities, a fire circle, and regional mixers.
The Florida Herbal Conference is intended to provide a weekend for herbal enthusiasts of our southern state to learn, connect, and deepen their roots through education, fellowship, and community in nature.
Enjoy three days of classes and hands-on workshops taught by some of the most knowledgeable, inspiring and exciting of teachers. Meet your regional neighbors and build networking and relationships. Enjoy time at the lake and on a plant hike, or take a movement class to get grounded and centered in your own healing. With a focus on the healing flora of Florida, our conference seeks to not only educate but to advocate for the conservation and preservation of our bioregional ecology, to begin the process of healing ourselves and each other as we also heal the planet.