Women's Heritage Journal

PRACTICING TAROT AND LINOCUTS WITH JENNY

In honor of the new year upon us we are so excited to connect you with female printmaker and tarot card reader Jenny H. Barnard of Hana Cuts Ta...

These raw macaroons are one of my favorite treats. The coconut macaroon is light and the chocolate drizzle gives these treats that extra sat...

Many people regard sprouts as nutritional powerhouses. For starters, they’re rich in many nutrients and here's how. Sprouting increases the nutrie...

Easter is almost upon us so we'd thought we share how to dye eggs naturally using botanicals and pantry staples from your home and garden. It’...

Did you know you can make seed starting pots from home using recycled newspaper? Here's how! First you'll need to gather your materials: Stack...

When you can't find hand sanitizer on the store shelves, Women's Heritage is here to share with you that you can always make it at home with just ...

During cold and flu season it's nice to have some sweet immune boosting treats on hand. Elderberries are rich in antioxidants like anthocyani...

Kind Cup founder, Christine Brown, grew up here in Carpinteria and has family roots that go back before the majestic Torrey Pine outside the Heri...

Meet Kim Selkoe! Kim is the founder and CEO of local seafood CSA Get Hooked. We are so grateful to have gotten to know Kim a little deeper thr...

We are so excited to share this interview with female farmer, teacher, and chef, Michelle Aronson! Michelle currently resides on a 10-acre farm...

Winter has settled in here in the coast of Carpintera and there is nothing more comforting than a warm soup! Root vegetables, crucifers, and spi...

Discover some of our top picks to give this holiday season.

It is the season of slowing down and cultivating a deeper connection with oneself and I am so excited to share the wisdom of Sarah Kucera! Sarah i...