NEW!!!! ROOTED LIVING SERIES - APRIL - MONTECITO

NEW!!!! ROOTED LIVING SERIES - APRIL - MONTECITO

$65

NEW! Every month at our MONTECITO location.

Come explore our Rooted Living Series with Emma Rollin Moore. Root Living is a monthly gathering designed to reconnect us to the rhythms of the seasons and the wisdom of our roots. Each month, in alignment with nature’s cycle, we explore topics on holistic nutrition, fermentation, seasonal cooking, craft, meditation, and breathwork — cultivating resilient bodies, steady nervous systems, capable hands, and meaningful community.

In a fast-paced world, this is a return to slower rhythms, ancestral nourishment, and intentional living. Because when we root deeply in what sustains us, we grow strong from the inside out.

For our first class in APRIL we will be highlighting the theme of renewal and spring cleansing through detoxication and liver support.

Emma will highlight what spring teaches us, breath work that can guide our detoxification system as well foods that support detoxification.  Everyone will make their own liver detox tonic and a communal spring detox food board. 

When: Wednesday, April 15th • 6-7pm

Instructor: Emma Moore, Co-Founder Women’s Heritage and Heritage Goods and Supply

Location: Heritage Goods & Supply, Montecito location (1275 Coast Village Road)

 

About Emma:  Emma Rollin Moore is a holistic wellness guide, educator, and Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (NTP) whose work explores the relationship between food, culture, and everyday ritual. Raised on a farm in California’s Central Valley, she developed an early reverence for the land, seasonal ingredients, and the quiet storytelling of the kitchen. Her approach weaves together gut health, whole-food nourishment, and mindful living, grounded in both tradition and lived experience. She is the co-founder of Women’s Heritage and Heritage Goods and Supply, where she teaches fermentation, food preservation, and cooking as practical tools for healing, nourishment, and continuity, rooted in the principles of culinary medicine. Emma is the co-author of Women’s Heritage Sourcebook and Children’s Heritage Sourcebook (Rizzoli Press), and continues to share her work through writing, teaching, and community-centered culinary and wellness education.


*Note: All workshops are final sale, however, there is a 4 person minimum requirement for this class to proceed. If we do not reach 4 participants we will unfortunately have to cancel the class and refund you in full 48 hours before the scheduled workshop. 

Workshops are final sale. 

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