Dark Hollow Biodynamic

Michaelmas
2025-09-29 | PA
A treasured fall tradition in many Waldorf schools and Anthroposophical circles as well as some European Christians, Michaelmas is an ancient festival whose central message remains relevant across the centuries. It speaks to us of human potential, of fear, of courage in the face of fear, and of the possibility for transformation.
In Biodynamics, Michaelmas is the signal that life forces will begin to go deep into the Earth. It is the time when we typically make time to dig up horn silica and bury horn manure.

Wild & Cultivated: Find, Taste & Grow Your Own Mushrooms
2025-10-19 10:00 - 14:30 (America/New_York) | Horn Farm Center for Agricultural Education, 4945 Horn Rd, York, PA 17406, York, PA, 17406, United States
Join Biodynamic Farmer Allen Clements and Mycological Forager & Photographer Sarah LeTourneau at Horn Farm Center for an immersive mushroom experience! Embark on a guided foraging walk to identify wild mushrooms, savor a tasting of delicious culinary varieties, and learn multiple hands-on methods for growing your own mushrooms at home. Whether you’re a curious beginner or a budding fungi enthusiast, this class will deepen your appreciation for the hidden world of mushrooms and their role in nature and cuisine. 🌿🍄✨
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Susquehanna Waldorf School Winter Faire!
2025-12-07 11:00 - 15:00 | Susquehanna Waldorf School, 15 West Walnut Street, Marietta, PA, 17547, United States
🌲 Join Us at the Waldorf Winter Faire! 🌲
We at Dark Hollow Biodynamic are delighted to be part of this year’s Waldorf Winter Faire! This beautiful tradition is the perfect place to discover meaningful, natural gifts for the holiday season.
At our table, you’ll find our biodynamic honey, hand-crafted teas, and spices—including our ground spicebush berry, gumbo filé, and a new limited-availability shawarma seasoning. For the gardeners in your life, we’ll also have the newest Celestial (Biodynamic) Calendar, along with books and photographs that celebrate natural and holistic gardening.
We believe holiday giving can be more than just gifts—it can be a way to share health, warmth, and connection with the land. We warmly invite you to stop by, support local, and take home something grown and crafted with care while supporting a beautiful school in your area.
