**Members new and old, always welcome!** Let's learn about what medicinal properties lie within our common kitchen ingredients - and how to make winter medicines with them. We'll be making a version of the classic winter remedy: **HERBAL** **FIRE CIDER** **What to bring**: - **any wild plants** you've found that week and want to share about - **any kitchen herbs** (whole is better than powdered: cinnamon sticks, rosemary, sage, cloves, star anise, ginger, tumeric, chilli, garlic etc) - **notepad** if you'd like to take notes or draw - **a 250-300ml jar** to take home the immune remedy we will make together! **\- BYO dish for a shared dinner after making\!** **What to expect**: **6pm** **\- learn about wild medicines**, kitchen herbs and how to make our own immune supporting remedy **7pm** **\- collective food feast togethe**r: bring your own dish to share, gluten free or vegan if you can (just so we have a spread for as many people as possible. We'll have lots of opportunity to chat, ask questions, share knowledge, recipes and experiences. Open to all, as always, whatever your experience of foraging so far, this is a collective space for people who want to meet for walking together, making new friends, sharing thoughts and learning new things. **Getting there**: meet at [St Werburgh's Community Centre](https://maps.app.goo.gl/CM3g9MAPeoGCSiuL9), Horley Rd, St Werburgh's, Bristol BS2 9TJ. The number 24, 25, 46, 48 and 49 buses all stop nearby. We'll spend this session inside the community centre. **Accessibility**: [St Werburgh's Community Centre \[link to their website\]](https://stwerburghs.org.uk/) is a fully accessible venue with automatic doors, adult-sized changing facilities. Let us know if you'd like any additional adjustments, or want to get in touch ahead of the session [maria@healingweeds.co.uk] **Safety and community care:** to keep everyone safe, please do not attend if you are actively infectious with a cold, cough or other illness. Bristol Foraging Gro

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