Please join us for our General Meeting at the Harvey West Scout House. Doors open at 7, with refreshments and informal mushroom ID from 7:00 - 7:30. A discussion of upcoming events will precede our speaker, Rick Kerrigan.
Join us for his talk on Agaricus of North America.
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11/10/2016, 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm |
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Beer Thirty Bottle Shop & Pour House, Beer Thirty Bottle Shop & Pour House |
Beer 30 Potluck -
Fun, fun, fun! We will have a table reserved. If you haven't been here before, check out their FB page or website. Casual, have a million beers on tap; you can also pick up food from next door Carpo's or The Fish Lady.
The 2016 Mushroom, Wine & Beer Camp is the signature event for Visit Mendocino County's 17th Annual Mushroom, Wine & Beer Festival, which runs from November 4-13, 2016.
Proceeds from the camp event support the Mendocino County Museum's mission to collect, conserve, present and celebrate the stories, artifacts, and lives of the people and places of Mendocino County...
Our very own members, Phil Carpenter and Susan Labiste will be on the KKUP radio “Old Time Farm & Garden Show” with Jim Maley. They will be talking about forging from both the Plant and Fungi Kingdoms. The program will be aired on KKUP FM 91.5 on Thursday, October 27th from 10 AM to 1PM Pacific time. The programs title is “West Coast Foraging/ Walk on the Wild Side".
Please tune in and tell your friends...
Representatives from the Soquel State Demonstration Forest will be on hand from 7:00 to 7:30 to issue free collecting permits before the meeting and provide an update on Forest activities.
Autumn beckons and we await the first fungal fruitings! In the meantime, the FFSC Culinary Committee welcomes you to celebrate the season with our annual Fall Mushroom Dinner. Chef Bob Wynn and the Chair Margaret Carpenter are cooking up a scrumptious menu for the evening. We’ll start with a celebratory cocktail and hors d’oeuvres. Salad, Chicken Ricotta Roulade, Farro-Porcini Risotto and Roasted Fall Vegetables will be featured for the main course. Dinner will come to a sweet ending with Candy Cap Apple Crisp & Cream. Mmmmmm...
Admission
Please join us for our General Meeting at the Harvey West Scout House. We will open earlier at 6PM, this month, so people can come and purchase a book or two at $35 and get them signed by both authors who will be present. Refreshments will be provided and informal mushroom ID from 7:00 - 7:30. A discussion of upcoming events will precede our speaker, Noah Siegel who will discuss his latest book, Mushrooms of the Redwood Coast, co-written with our local Christian Schwarz.
Six years in the making, the newly published Mushrooms of the Redwood Coast is the definitive guide to mushrooms in the diverse ecological zones of this region. Gain a better understanding about the mushrooms of northern California, hear some of the stories behind the book, and enjoy a selection of breathtaking photographs; from common edibles to rare and remarkable species.
Foray cancelled. Unfortunately, reports of bone dry conditions and few sign ups compelled us to cancel this annual foray. Next year we hope for better dates and weather!
Our Annual Echo Summit Foray is scheduled for September 2 - 5, Labor Day Weekend, at the California Alpine Club’s Echo Summit Lodge, with breathtaking views overlooking the Tahoe Basin. If thunderstorms cooperate we will find quite a variety of fungi, including edibles, such as Bol
etus and Leccinum. Regardless of the number of mushrooms found, we always have a wonderful time.
There is no limit to the foray size itself. FFSC members are welcome to stay off site and join us for the foray and meals. There is also RV parking next to the lodge. The lodge fills up fast so make sure you reserve your space in advance. Reservations for the lodge will open August 1. You must be a FFSC member for you and your family to attend.
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27-03, September 2016 |
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Sterling, Alaska |
Join Bill and Jerri White at their Alaska Sports Lodge for the highly popular Alaska Foray. The dates this year are August 27 – September 3.
Why?Beautiful scenery, wildlife, fresh seafood and mushrooms! Edibles often found include Boletes, Gypsies, Hedgehogs, Lactarius deliciosus, and Alaska Gold, Phaeolepiota aurea. Fungal diversity can be astonishing, with some forays yielding over 200 species.
One of Colorado's best kept secrets which attracts hundreds of visitors from the U.S. and around the world. Colorado's famed Telluride Mushroom Festival is held in August every year. Not only do they have speakers, cooking, vendors, forays, but they add a parade where folks dress up as fungus. How fun is that.
Located in the Rocky Mountains, this fair is one to experience both for the beauty of the location, but also the show that is Telluride...
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