Join Tiana Suazo and Johnny Ortiz for a special seed-saving workshop following the Re-earthing Futures Family Festival at Rio Fernando Park. Learn techniques for harvesting and preparing seeds for storage from two expert food sovereignty advocates. This workshop coincides with the onset of building Taos Land Trust’s new seed library at Rio Fernando Park. Built in partnership with the UNM-Taos Construction Technology Program and with contributions by youth from around Taos County facilitated by Harwood Education, this adobe library will provide open access to Taos Land Trust’s seed exchange program. Seed saving helps preserve Taos’s agricultural heritage and promotes food sovereignty. This workshop is presented alongside Harwood Museum’s exhibition Unearthing Futures / Desenterrando Futuros, the festival brings the community together around mud, heritage, land, and cultural stewardship.

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