Our 3-part beginner-friendly cultivation series will guide you through building a home lab, inoculating and cloning mushrooms, and fruiting your very first harvest. No PhD, lab coat, or spaceship required, just curiosity, a little DIY spirit, and some disinfectant wipes.

Join our friends from the Bastrop Native Plant Society to learn how to grow gourmet, culinary mushrooms. This presentation is perfect for beginners or those who would like to really dial in their at home mushroom production and composting.

Join us as we blast off into a new era of community-powered mycology! We are building a brand-new community lab and to celebrate, we’re hosting a Spore Corps Launch with mushroom bites, and DIY fun. Our friend Mike from Armadillo Myco Supply will lead a hands-on demo on how to build a flow hood

Join us for a community gathering on food sovereignty, centering the voices of local growers and advocates working to combat food insecurity while supporting Austin communities navigating an inequitable food system.

Join our friends from the Guadalupe Master Gardeners for a talk to learn how to grow culinary mushrooms.

Join us for a thought-provoking online talk with Dr. Arturo Casadevall, one of the world’s leading fungal researchers, as we explore the ecological, medical, and societal implications of a fungal future.

Join us at the Natural Gardener to learn how to use mushroom compost in the garden.

Join our friends from the Lago Vista Garden Club for a talk to learn the basics of mycology and how fungi is entangled in all parts of our life.

Celebrate 10 years of fungal innovation with lessons in mycoremediation, composting, and soil regeneration. Learn how spent mushroom blocks continue healing ecosystems long after their final flush.

Join us for a delicious dive into the world of gourmet fungi!

Join our friends from the Bexar County Master Gardeners for a talk to learn the basics of mycology and how fungi is entangled in all parts of our life.

Jump in the pool with “the rest of us” and learn how to grow, cook, and extract compounds from Cordyceps—a powerful mushroom for energy and focus.

How do you become fungal in the Texas heat? There’s many ways according to Angel Schatz, who will be one of the speakers at Volume 8 of Tiny Talks.

Join us online for a fascinating dive into the hidden world of endophytic fungi—the microscopic powerhouses living within plant tissues that quietly shape ecosystems.

Join our friends from the University of Wisconsin, Mycology Department for an illuminating talk with Angel Schatz on Mycology and Culture.

Join students, organizers, and environmental leaders from across Central Texas for a powerful day of coalition-building, skill-sharing, and collective action.

Join us for a community workday for our Healthy Soils, Healthy Trees Mycorrhizal Research Initiative, where we will cultivate and harvest mycorrhizal fungi that will be used to plant trees this coming winter.

Learn to grow gourmet, culinary mushrooms!

Join us to learn and discuss ways to expand our mushroom identification skills through observation, drawing, and mushroom structure basics.

It’s Pollinator Week! Join our friends at Wild Spirit, Wild Places for a fun-filled afternoon at Desert Door Distillery exploring the powerful connection between native plants, fungi and pollinators.

Join legendary mycologist David Lewis, author of Mushrooms of the Gulf Coast States who has discovered many new species of mushrooms in Deep East Texas at his 60 acres Bleakwood property.

Join us for a free class where we will learn the basics of mycology and learn how the fungi is entangled in all parts of our life.

Join legendary mycologist David Lewis, author of Mushrooms of the Gulf Coast States who has discovered many new species of mushrooms in Deep East Texas at the Watson Rare Native Plant Preserve.

Join us for a fascinating deep dive into the hidden world of leafcutter ants and their fungal partners with Juju, a PhD student in molecular biology at the University of Texas at Austin.

Join our friends from the Williamson County Chapter Native Plant Society of Texas for a talk to learn the basics of mycology and how fungi is entangled in all parts of our life.

Join us for a community workday for our Healthy Soils, Healthy Trees Mycorrhizal Research Initiative, where we will cultivate and harvest mycorrhizal fungi that will be used to plant trees this coming winter.