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| The Herb Society of Manitoba was formed in 1995 by a group of
enthusiastic volunteers interested in educating the public about herbs
and promoting the use of herbs in everyday life. In 1996, a Constitution
was written, a Mission Statement formulated, and the Society officially
began its work. Currently we have about 100 members that meet once a month except July, August and December. Our meetings are generally held the 3rd Monday of each month and start at 7:00p.m. at the Assiniboine Park Conservatory in Winnipeg, Manitoba. For more information on upcoming speakers, visit the News and the Programming pages. General Meetings are open to the public, however, there is a $5.00 charge for guests to attend. Individual membership is $20.00/year (Canadian funds). |
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| Besides interesting speakers, General
Meetings provide Herb Society members the opportunity to borrow books
from the Herb Society’s Bev
Lloyd Memorial Library. General Meetings and other Herb Society events
also provide opportunities to purchase a herb-related or hand-crafted items.
As well, the Herb Society hosts many activities besides our regular meetings,
including an annual HerbFest, Herb Walks, Herbal Dinners and Garden Tours. Find out more
about upcoming events by visiting the Programming page. Our 13th HerbFest took place on July 17, 2011 at Assiniboine Park, Winnipeg, Manitoba. HerbFest is FREE to the public. Activities at past HerbFests have included:
Our 6th and last Evening in Paradise was held at the Assiniboine Park Conservatory in April of 2008. This popular event was a special fundraiser for HerbFest. Always a very enjoyable evening, featuring wonderful music, food, and good company... special thanks are due to Grace Hicks for her efforts in organizing these events as well as the many other people involved in helping make them a success. Our Outreach Program is one way the Society fulfills its mandate by sharing our knowledge of herbs with the community through the donation of herbs to non-profit, self-help groups. The recipient groups must be able to plant, maintain and use a gift of herbs. Over the years, since 1997, a wide variety of such groups have received our herbal donations, and some lovely gardens have been the result. The Society also distributes an interesting and informative quarterly
newsletter to its membership called The Prairie Sage Quarterly
(PSQ). The
PSQ contains information about our upcoming speakers and
activities as well as informative book reviews and articles on the use
of herbs, including recipes. Make sure you visit our lovely garden when you visit the park! |
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