Programme

Wild food workshop with Katja Rebolj
start of the workshop: garden of the old sanatorium, Tyrševa ulica 19
end of the workshop: forest next to the city park

In this workshop we will learn about wild plants that can be used as wild food in our daily diet or as medicinal plants for various medical conditions. We will collect and taste the plants in the field and serve ourselves a traveller’s wild snack from a basket. The aim of the workshop is for each participant, regardless of their background, to learn some new plants that they can use in their own kitchen and for their own health. We know that wild plants are known for their mineral content, vitamins and various nutrients that are essential for our bodies. However, as there are also plants that can harm us, special care is needed.

– Dress for the terrain, a pick-up bag or basket will come in handy.
– If you have a plant around your home and want to check its edibility and healing properties, bring it with you to the workshop.
– The workshop takes place in all weathers, please dress accordingly in case of rain.

Dr. Katja Rebolj is a forager and researcher in the use of wild plants and flowers in the culinary arts. She works with top chefs and restaurants to bring the most nutritious and delicious plants from our nature to their plates. Her articles and recipes can be found in many Slovenian magazines, TV shows and on her website www.katjarebolj.com. As a forager, you can watch her on Netflix’s Restaurants on the edge. Katja Rebolj is the author of two bestselling books, Nature Always Wins and Medicinal Weeds: Plants of the Future. She is also the organiser of the foraging festival.

25 July 2024, 17:00–20:00
Old sanatorium, Tyrševa 19
Triennial of
Art and
Environment
EKO 9 Eyes in the Stone is part of project EMPACT | Empathy & Sustainability, co-funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.